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classical Isosteres are
molecules or ions with
similar shape and
often electronic properties. Many
definitions are available. but the term is
usually emplo****...
- compressed-hydrogen (CGH2)
storage systems.
Hydrogen tank
Hydrogen economy Cryo-Adsorption.
Hydrogen cryo-adsorption;
comparing low
pressure and
isosteric heats...
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carbon center has been
replaced by
isosteric silicon, and in addition, one
hydrogen atom is
replaced by
isosteric fluorine atom.
Bioisosteres of some...
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amino acids,
norleucine and
especially norvaline are formed. It is
nearly isosteric with methionine, even
though it does not
contain sulfur. For this reason...
- only slowly.
Protonation of the
conjugate base O2NCH2−,
which is
nearly isosteric with nitrate,
occurs initially at oxygen. In
organic synthesis nitromethane...
- right-handed.
Although chemically different, they are
sterically similar (
isosteric) and are
still able to form a
racemic crystalline phase. One of the first...
-
disrupting the
overall structure.
These base
pairs are
called isosteric base pairs.
Isosteric base
pairs always belong to same
geometric families, but all...
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solid is used as an
inhibitor of α-ketoglutarate-dependent enzymes. It is
isosteric with α-Ketoglutaric acid. Such
enzymes are
pervasive and, for example...
- of
oxamic acid.
Oxamate has a
molecular formula of C2H2NO3− and is an
isosteric form of pyruvate.
Salts and
esters of
oxamic acid are
known collectively...
- 6-deoxy-4-O-(sodium sulfonato)-α-L-talopyranoside, its C-4
epimer and both
isosteric [4-C-(pot****ium sulfonatomethyl)]
derivatives László Lázár,
Magdolna Csávás...
