Bound Water in Biological Systems: A Quantum-Mechanical Investigation

作者: ALBERTE PULLMAN

DOI: 10.1016/B978-0-12-395150-2.50025-8

关键词: Chemical physicsQuantumIonic bondingBound waterElectronMoleculeSolvation shellChemistryWater dimerHydrogen bondAtomic physics

摘要: Publisher Summary This chapter discusses bound water in biological systems via quantum medical invetigation. When molecules are added the hydration shell, they take up electronic arrangements of a linear dimer. The perturbation because formaldehyde substrate becomes visible decrease positive charge first molecule and enhancement negative on second molecule. nature depends or character ionic center corresponds to transfer electrons toward towards As general rule, however, region hydrogen bond itself electron deficient. situation has been confirmed experimentally using different examples by combined X-ray neutron diffraction studies.

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