Sentences with phrase «single bonds between atoms»

Not exact matches

To model how single - atom changes affected bonding between nucleosides, they enlisted a quantum chemistry expert, Michelle Hall.

The single - atom moving finger of the nc - AFM could feel not only the individual atoms but the forces representing the bonds formed by the electrons shared between them.

By producing alternating layers weakly bonded between one another, each consisting of a single layer of atoms, this new material could serve as the elements of gates and other components in new, miniaturised 2D semiconductors.

(Fully saturated fatty acids have single bonds between all of their carbon atoms while unsaturated fatty acids may have anywhere from one to several double bonds between their carbon atoms.)

That durability stems from a simple fact: All the links between atoms are single bonds, which are highly stable and difficult to break, explains Zhibin Guan, a chemist at the University of California, Irvine, who helped lead the new effort.

Skolnick's team then designed an algorithm to break each one into fragments, snapping only single bonds between carbon atoms — the kind of bonds Burke's machine can reassemble.

chemical bonds Attractive forces between atoms that are strong enough to make the linked elements function as a single unit.

With a single bond between identical atoms there can be no permanent dipole coupling radiation and rotation nor can there be an oscillating dipole coupling radiation and vibration.