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... chain . So long as nothing happens to deplete the stock of hydrogen or bromine atoms , the chain process goes merrily on around and around the cycle . Occasionally the reaction may proceed along a nonproductive byway : H. + HBr K1 , H2 ...
... chain . So long as nothing happens to deplete the stock of hydrogen or bromine atoms , the chain process goes merrily on around and around the cycle . Occasionally the reaction may proceed along a nonproductive byway : H. + HBr K1 , H2 ...
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... chains can lie side by side , with hydrogen bonds between the NH of one chain and a carbonyl oxygen of the neighbor- ing chain . The resulting arrangement contains a series of alternating ridges and valleys because of the zig - zag ...
... chains can lie side by side , with hydrogen bonds between the NH of one chain and a carbonyl oxygen of the neighbor- ing chain . The resulting arrangement contains a series of alternating ridges and valleys because of the zig - zag ...
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... chain is linked by two or three hy- drogen bonds to a base from the other chain , as shown in Figure 12-6 . The geometric requirements of the hydrogen bonds limit the possible base pairs to adenine with thymine , or guanine with ...
... chain is linked by two or three hy- drogen bonds to a base from the other chain , as shown in Figure 12-6 . The geometric requirements of the hydrogen bonds limit the possible base pairs to adenine with thymine , or guanine with ...
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