The molecule with an available electron pair is called a base.
This modification allows phase II, the conjugation, or joining, of the exogenous molecule with an endogenous molecule (one naturally found in the body), to take place.
To break the final bond, the chemists turned to another molecule with an even stronger triple bond, carbon monoxide.
A third molecule with an additional tunnel barrier in the central axis shows a strongly suppressed conductance.
In this study, we propose a novel type of RNA duplex-bindable molecule with an oligodiaminosaccharide structure.
Therefore, the photogenerated electron can transfer easily from the conduction band of fullerene to a TiO2 molecule with an interaction between fullerene and TiO2.
The increasing values of EHOMO indicate a higher tendency for the donation of electrons to the molecule with an unoccupied orbital.
Real-sample analysis is highly important to evaluate the system suitability of the proposed method towards the drug molecule with an acceptable recovery.
The probability of finding a molecule with an error between the predicted and measured values of larger than two σ is p < 0.05.
The 63.4-kilodalton monomeric enzyme consists of four domains arranged to give an elongated molecule with an axial ratio greater than 3 to 1.
Concentrated hydrogen peroxide is also known as "high test" peroxide, or HTP for short, and chemically it consists of H2O2 - a water molecule with an extra oxygen atom.
