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... proton- the nucleus of a hydrogen atom - to a solvent molecule , to form hydro- nium ion if the solvent is water , whereas a weak base such as am- monia produces hydroxide ions in aqueous solution by removing hydrogen ions from water ...
... proton- the nucleus of a hydrogen atom - to a solvent molecule , to form hydro- nium ion if the solvent is water , whereas a weak base such as am- monia produces hydroxide ions in aqueous solution by removing hydrogen ions from water ...
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... proton - transfer and proton - catalyzed reactions . Myron L. Bender , Mechanisms of Homogeneous Catalysis from Protons to Proteins , Wiley - Interscience , New York , 1971 . Thorough treatment , at a moderately advanced level , of all ...
... proton - transfer and proton - catalyzed reactions . Myron L. Bender , Mechanisms of Homogeneous Catalysis from Protons to Proteins , Wiley - Interscience , New York , 1971 . Thorough treatment , at a moderately advanced level , of all ...
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... proton - proton coupling constant and the dihedral angle between the two C - H bonds . Most values lie between the two curves , and , for a given molecular type , the variation can be represented by a curve of the shape of those shown ...
... proton - proton coupling constant and the dihedral angle between the two C - H bonds . Most values lie between the two curves , and , for a given molecular type , the variation can be represented by a curve of the shape of those shown ...
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