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Iron-sulfur (Fe-S) proteins are defined by the presence of Fe-S clusters (ISCs), cofactors in which the iron generally binds simultaneously to the sulfur of cysteine residues in the peptide backbone and to inorganic sulfur atoms, in a framework that can span different possible stoichiometries...
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These hydrogen atoms have a strong magnetic moment, which means that in a magnetic field, they line up in the direction of the field. Since the magnetic field runs straight down the center of the machine, the hydrogen protons line up so that they're pointing to either the patient's feet...
In other words, the quality that turns a metal into a magnet also attracts the metal to magnets. Many other elements are diamagnetic— their unpaired atoms create a field that weakly repels a magnet. A few materials don't react with magnets at all. This explanation and its underlying ...
To determine how many of the given compounds have significant involvement of d orbitals in p bonding, we will analyze each compound one by one.1. H₂PO₂ (Phosphorous Acid) - Structure: Phosphorus (P) is the central atom
Despite it was expected more ligands attached to the smallest NPs which present the highest surface/volume ratio, no such correlation was visualized, surely due to the less affinity of an aminated ligand to iron atoms in comparison with carboxylate ligand such oleic acid. It is worthy to ...
H-bombs go the other way and use fusion to bring together two smaller atoms to form a larger one. That creates massive energy in a reaction similar to the one that takes place on the sun. The U.S. tested a H-bomb dubbed Bravo in March 1954. It checked in at nearly 15 megatons,...
At the resolution provided by our structures [46], [47], crystallography provides true atomic-level positions for all non-H atoms, and in some cases also shows electron density for H-atoms. For some H-bonds, this makes it possible to identify angular parameters. This information is also in...