Markovitch O and Agmon N ,The Distribution of Acceptor and Donor Hydrogen-Bonds in Bulk Liquid Water, Molecular Physics 2008;106 (2): 485-495.Markovitch O, Agmon N. The distribution of acceptor and donor hydrogen-bonds in bulk liquid water. Molecular Physics. 2008;106:485....
However, a significant amount of bonding stability can be achieved when there is formation of multiple hydrogen bonds between two such systems and elicits a response. Because of the presence of amino acid residues in receptors containing both the hydrogen bond donor and acceptor functionalities, ...
14.The active area of ENOLASE will potentially exist multi - hydrogen bond of donor and acceptor. ENOLASE烯醇酶活性中心存在多个潜在的氢键给体和受体. 15.In MR - LDHs, interlayer guest adopt - layer arrangement and effect with host through electrostatic force and hydrogen bond. ...
The formation of the DES is attributed to the H-bonding interaction(s) present between the salt and the HB donor. Consequently, addition of a predominantly HB donor or a predominantly HB acceptor cosolvent to such DESs may result in intriguing features and properties. We present investigation of...
The hydrogen donor and acceptor atoms must be located close to each other within the same molecule. Intermolecular hydrogen bonds occur between two or more separate, similar, or different molecules (e.g., between water and a protein, between multiple water molecules, between multiple ammonia ...
In this work, we reveal a quantitative relationship between the calculated components of the 1H magnetic shielding tensor and the degree of covalency of HBs in liquid water19,20. The covalent component of intermolecular bonds is commonly defined as the strength of donor–acceptor orbital interactions...
These observations revealed that the water molecule forms both a hydrogen bond donor and a hydrogen bond acceptor in the cavity and plays an important role in the specific conformation of the active site of HIV-1 RT. The H-bonding ... M Kuno,R Palangsuntikul,S Hannongbua - 《Journal of...
An H-bond involves the sharing of a hydrogen atom between an electronegative atom to which it is covalently bound (the donor) and another electronegative atom serving as an acceptor. Such bonds represent a critically important geometrical force in biological macromolecules and, as such, have been ...
HOFs are pure organic framework materials that use hydrogen bonding as one of the main forces to connect the organic structure primitives with electron-acceptor bodies, and at the same time, they are formed through self-assembly in other weak interactions, such as π-π interaction, van der ...
electrostatic attraction, the donor atom effectively shares its hydrogen with the acceptor atom, forming a bond. Because of its extensive hydrogen bonding,water(H2O) isliquidover a far greater range of temperatures that would be expected for a molecule of its size. Water is also a goodsolvent...