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single molecules.
Concepts similar to
molecules have been
discussed since ancient times, but
modern investigation into the
nature of
molecules and their...
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Diatomic molecules (from Gr**** di- 'two') are
molecules composed of only two atoms, of the same or
different chemical elements. If a
diatomic molecule consists...
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bonded atoms.
Molecules containing polar bonds have no
molecular polarity if the bond
dipoles cancel each
other out by symmetry.
Polar molecules interact through...
- conceptually, from
molecules of low
relative molecular m****. A
polymer (/ˈpɒlɪmər/) is a
substance or
material that
consists of very
large molecules, or macromolecules...
- and a
hydrogen source like
water into
simple sugars and
other organic molecules by
autotrophic organisms using light (photosynthesis) or
other sources...
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interactions of
these classes of
molecules. Many
approaches to
abiogenesis investigate how self-replicating
molecules, or
their components, came into existence...
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quantum chemistry, the
quantum theory of
atoms in
molecules (QTAIM),
sometimes referred to as
atoms in
molecules (AIM), is a
model of
molecular and condensed...
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symmetrical tetrahedral molecules belong to
point group Td, but most
tetrahedral molecules have
lower symmetry.
Tetrahedral molecules can be chiral. The bond...
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trivial identity).
Asymmetric molecules are
always chiral. The
following table shows some
examples of
chiral and
achiral molecules, with the
Schoenflies notation...
- and monosaccharides, respectively) are
often considered small molecules.
Small molecules may be used as
research tools to
probe biological function as...
