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Molecular hydrogen orientationally ordered

BA forms for solute concentrations higher than 3mM at a negatively charged Au(lll)-(1 x 1) surface an ordered adlayer of quadratic motifs composed of four planar oriented and mutually hydrogen-bonded BA molecules (macrocyclic tetramers). These molecules interact with each other via inter-molecular hydrogen bonds [101,102]. A unit cell with the following charac-... [Pg.213]

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Hydrogen order

Hydrogen ordering

Hydrogen, molecular

Hydrogenation molecular hydrogen

Molecular order

Molecular ordered

Molecular orientation

Molecular orientational order

Orientation order

Orientational order

Orientational order molecular structure hydrogen bonds