Free energy change conformation

The expressions appearing in the exponents are the free energy change of the NA-water system per unit mole in the U A and A—>B conformational transitions. The terms AF p, introduced to take into account the... 

Many competing effects can contribute to ligand-receptor binding free energies changes in rotational, translational, conformational, and vibrational entropy of the... 

Since free energy of the conformation F = TS, where S is the entropy of the conformation, it follows, that at given external parameters P and T neither free energy of conformation F nor it s the first derivative upon temperature S do not change in the point c = c, testifying only the hump but their derivatives upon the concentration test the jump. 

According to the theory of rubber elasticity, the elastic response of molecular networks is characterized by two mechanisms. The first one is connected with the deformation of the network, and the free energy change is determined by the conformational changes of the elastically active network chains. In the early theories, the free energy change on deformation of polymeric networks has been completely identified with the change of conformational entropy of chains. The molecular structure of the chains... 

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