We studied the structure of bimetallic clusters with 55 atoms having the basic geometry of a Mackay icosahedron. The energy of the clusters is calculated as a sum of pairwise Morse functions, which is a purely covalent term, plus the electrostatic energy of screened atomic charges obtained ...
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4. Structure of Mn4CaO5 cluster The Mn4CaO5 cluster is the catalytic center of PSII responsible for splitting water into protons and oxygen [6]. In the PsPSII structure, the positions of the four Mn atoms (Mn1–4) and one Ca atom were determined unambiguously based on the cryo-EM den...
Preface "The study of the structure of matter tries to account for the properties of materials in terms of their atomic constitution. This book deals with isolated atoms and molecules to provide basic information for explaining and predicting properties of bulk matter. It is focused on the problem...
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Part One: Introduction and FoundationsThe Wave Structure of Matter (WSM) begins with the most simple possible foundation for an interconnected, dynamic reality, and this is the most simple science theory of physical reality:One Substance: Space, an infinite, eternal, elastic wave medium, is the ...
The sugar is deoxyribose in DNA and ribose in RNA. The carbon atoms of the five-carbon sugar are numbered 1′, 2′, 3′, 4′, and 5′ (1′ is read as “one prime”). The phosphate, which makes DNA and RNA acidic, is connected to the 5′ carbon of the sugar by the formation...
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Atomic Structure refers to the fundamental components of matter, namely atoms, which consist of a nucleus and orbiting electrons. The nucleus, acting as the center of an atom, is positively charged and has a much greater mass than the negatively charged electrons. Atoms are electrically neutral ...