Strength and character of peptide/anion interactions

Article Abstract:

Study was conducted to investigate the influence of the polymerization degree on free energy of binding and on the anticooperativity of the anion/peptide union. The magnitude of the gain in negative free energy, as a consequence of the anticooperative character of the binding of the cobalt complex to the peptide, depends on the ratio of complex/monomers.

Petroleum Refineries, Petroleum refining, Polymerization, Analysis, Binding energy

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Electric impedance spectroscopy of Titania: Influence of gas treatment and of surface area

Article Abstract:

The electric charge transport in oxygen-treated titania is accomplished through two different routes. A study is conducted to clarify the mechanisms of conduction in titania and to obtain values of the electric properties of the bulk phase, the grain boundary and the surface of titania.

Electric properties, Titanium compounds

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"Abnormal" salt and solvent effects on anion/cation electron-transfer reactions: An interpretation based on Marcus-Hush treatment

Article Abstract:

T-jump measurements were used for examining the salt and solvent effects on the kinetics of the anion/cation electron-transfer reactions. Asymmetric behavior of anion/cation reactions that is dependent on the charge of the oxidant is observed.

Anions

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