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Keyword [Hydrogen bonding]
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Theoretical Study Of The Interaction Of Cysteine with Small Molecules And Their Dimers
142.
Small-molecule Research, And Theory Of Hydrogen Bonding Between Water Molecules
143.
Molecular Complexes Of Hydrogen Bonds Between The Weak Interaction Theory
144.
Based On Hydrogen Bonding Synthon Competition And Prediction
145.
Groups Assisted In The Hnx / Hxn (x = O, S) System, Proton Transfer Mechanism In Theoretical Research
146.
Hydrogen Bonds On The Acid-base Ionization Constants Of The Impact Theory
147.
Gas In A Divalent Cation Water Cluster Complex Structural Features Of The Theoretical Research
148.
Acid-base Bifunctional Catalytic Hydrogen - Migration Of The Theoretical Study Of The Reaction
149.
Amino Acid Derivatives Synthesis, Structure And Properties Of Metal Complexes
150.
Build A Binary Ionic Hydrogen Bonding Supramolecular System Based On The Two Nitrogen Ring Compounds And Organic Acids
151.
Nitrogen-containing Heterocyclic Compounds Based On Hydrogen Bonding To Build The Supramolecular Crystal Structure
152.
Polar Solvents, Acid-base Ionization Equilibrium Constant Of The Theory
153.
Ionization Potential And Electron Affinity Between The Dna Bases And The Peptide Chain And The Potential And Hydrogen Bonding Interactions Of Theoretical Research
154.
Succinic Acid, Maleic Acid Derivatives And Their Cementitious Properties
155.
Containing Iridium, Ruthenium Metal Organic Compounds Involved In The Theoretical Study Of Reaction Mechanism
156.
Synthesis Cementitious Properties. Alkoxy Benzoyl Hydrazine Hydrazone
157.
N-ethyl Sulfonyl Pyrene-n'-propyl Triethoxy Silane Urea Synthesis And Photophysical Studies Of Aggregation Behavior
158.
Design, Synthesis And Applications Of Supramolecular Hydrogen Bonding And Amphiphilic Assembly Of Optical Switches
159.
L-phenylalanine Derivatives Synthesis And Build A Two-component Organic Gel
160.
Supramolecular Self-Assembled Entities Based On Hydrogen Bonding Of Hydrazide And Terpyridine-Metal Coordination
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