Anisotropic structural relaxation and its correlation with the excess energy diffusion in the incipient process of photodissociated MbCO: High-resolution analysis via ensemble perturbation method

Article Abstract:

The subtle anisotropic structural change of carbonmonoxy myoglobin (MbCO) triggered by photolysis is calculated for the high-resolution analysis of their correlation with the excess energy diffusion by employing the ensemble perturbation method. The Mb is found to be largely expanding in the direction perpendicular to the heme plane and slightly contracting in the horizontal one, as the small time span of the expansion lead to a faster energy-transfer process.

Science & research, Research, Usage, Anisotropy, Myoglobin, Energy transformation

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Spontaneous attachment of amines to carbon and metallic surfaces

Article Abstract:

The investigation of the surface concentration of the organic layer measured from the integration of cyclic voltammograms, which appears close to or lower than that of a compact monolayer is presented. The rate of the attachment depends on the concentration of the primary amino compound, which reaches a maximum after 3 h of immersion for the most concentrated solutions (20mM).

Monomolecular films, Amines

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