Incremental binding energy

Table 5.20. Cooperative (n-dependent) properties of linear formamide chains (see Figs. 5.19 and 5.27), showing the incremental binding energy AEn, average H-bonded Ron and Rmi distances, and partial charges Q and Qn on terminal monomers of the (H2NCHO) chain (for comparison, the cyclic pentamer in Fig. 5.27(c) has Ro u = 1.879 A, Rm = 1-024 A, and average H-bond energy 7.92 heal mol x)...

The first structure which turns out to be the more stable one shows a smaller incremental binding energy and a larger Li-0 distance than was found in Li+ OH2. This has to be expected since the water-water dipolar interaction is repulsive and polarization of the Li+ ion is reduced. 

Apical position 260 Apoe nzyme 458 Apparent binding energies 428 relationship with incremental binding energies 435 Apparent equilibrium constants 109, 110... 

The strength of the water-solute interaction cannot be assessed from the incremental binding energies since these also include the water-water interaction... 

Table 10.4 Counterpoise corrected MP2 incremental binding energies (kcal/mol) of the minimum-energy HgC10H-(H20) structures with different basis sets, aug-RECP(Hg,Cl) valence basis for Hg and Cl used throughout...

Table 4.24. Bond lengths Rwc, angles 6Cwc, and incremental CO binding energies A/ (+CO) for a and cu bonds o/W(CO) complexes (see Fig. 4.36)...

Table 4.32. Average bond lengths ptF, incremental F binding energies A E(+F ), and platinum atomic charge Qnfor PtF (6 ")+ complexes (see Fig. 4.49)...

Figure 4.103 Incremental CO binding energies, Eq. (4.129), for M(CO) complexes of group 6 metals Cr (circles), Mo (squares), and W (triangles). For n = 3, the quantity plotted is the average energy of dissociating all three carbonyls from M(CO)3.

Estimation of increments in binding energy from kinetics... 

G. Relationship between apparent binding energies from difference energies and incremental binding energies1119... 

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