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The situation is made even worse by the fact that molecules are often worked on and presented to the world one at a time.
Such molecules are often very large and exhibit great structural complexity; moreover, the chemical reactions they undergo are usually exceedingly fast.
The term refers to molecules (often quite complex ones) that are built around a skeleton of interlinked carbon atoms.Materials made of organic molecules are often flexible (plastics are organics).
Inorganic molecules are often defined as those that do not include carbon atoms.
The challenge begins with obtaining viable crystals: large molecules are often more difficult to crystallise.
Free radicals and related molecules are often classified together as reactive oxygen species (ROS).
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Furthermore, incorporation of hydrophilic molecules is often problematic.
Due to the well accepted model, the adsorption of organic inhibitor molecules is often a displacement reaction involving removal of adsorbed water molecules from the metal surface [43].
Formation of the first ring structure from small aliphatic molecules is often regarded as the rate-determining step (and in any case as a step of paramount importance) in the combustive growth of larger aromatic systems and soot lamellae.
The design of such protein binding molecules is often based on an antibody against the target protein, or involves the generation of smaller molecules that retain the binding characteristics of the antibody.
Prediction of synthetic feasibility of de novo molecules is often achieved by the use of in-silico tools or by advices received from medicinal and to a lesser extent from computational chemists.
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