Sentence examples for atoms in complex from inspiring English sources

The Cd II) ion is bonded through two ethylenediamine nitrogens and four thenoyl oxygen atoms in complex 3.

GPS NMR exploits the unique ability of NMR to simultaneously record signals from individual hydrogen atoms in complex macromolecular systems and of multivariate analysis to describe spectral variations from these by a few variables for establishment of, and positioning in, protein-folding state maps.

The copper II) atoms in complexes 1 and 2 are both five-coordinated in trigonal bipyramidal environments.

The synthetic method employed in this work provides a good example of incorporating boron atom in complex molecules with multiple functional groups.

The hybrid s orbital shared in the oxygen atom in complex 3 is more than the hybrid s orbital shared in complexes 1 and 2. Most of the combined energy hyperconjugations are stable.

This excessive toxicity may be attributed to the presence of Br atom in complex Re(CO 3L2Br (4), instead of a H2O molecule as in [Re(CO 3L1(H2O)]+ (1) and [Re(CO 3L2(H2O)]+ (3).

What is intriguing to us is that the oxidation state of the central metal atom in complex 1 is different from that of complex 2 and 3: the oxidation state of vanadium in complex 1 is +5, while ones in complex 2 and 3 are +4.

The ligand is covalently bonded through a deprotonated tetrazole ring nitrogen atom in complexes 1 4 and via a thiolato sulfur atom in complexes 5 and 6, in which the ligand acts as uninegative monodentate.

In this backdrop it is worth in mentioning that we have studied various non covalent interactions involving the halogen atom in complexes 1-5 and the results are given in (Table 4).

(25b) and (25c) gives sufficient support to the present Slater density approach eq. (23a) in modeling the valence atoms or the atoms at their frontiers approaching reactivity (i.e. atoms-in-molecules complexes by chemical reactions).

In one of the forms taken by solid sulfur, the unit cell contains 128 atoms in a complex of rings.