Research Grouping

The small research group that followed me to Cleveland included 

Although it had been reported several years ago by some research groups that allenes are produced in the reaction between certain propargylic halides and 

A likely exit path for the xenon was identified as follows. Different members of our research group placed the exit path in the same location and were able to control extraction of the xenon atom with the tug feature of the steered dynamics system without causing exaggerated perturbations of the structure. The exit path is located between the side chains of leucines 84 and 118 and of valine 87 the flexible side chain of lysine 83 lies just outside the exit and part of the time is an obstacle to a linear extraction (Fig. 1). 

Example Solvation can have a profound effect on the potential energy profile for a reaction. Jorgensen s research group provided important insights into the role of solvation. Consider the nucleophilic addition of the hydroxide anion to formaldehyde  

The nitrile is described in a patent tChem. Abs.. 1955, 15963) the last stages were carried out by A. R. Battersby s research group at Cambridge. Chloromethylation is described in Tedder, Vol 2, p.213 and Norman P.372-3. 

Note All of the force fields provided in HyperChem are built on new irn picm en tatiori s of foree fields developed by various com pii-tational chemistry research groups. How-ever, HyperChem improves on the original force fields and uses new code. 

ZINDO/S is an INDO method paramcteri/ed to reproduce LV visible spectroscopic transitions when used with the singly excited Cl method. It w as developed in the research group of Michael Zerner of the Quantum fheory Project at the University of Florida. 

The AMBER (Assisted Model Building and Energy Refin emeni) is based on a force field developed for protein and nucleic acid computations by members of the Peter Kollman research group at the 

The chapters in this Textbook have been written by different authors. In order to ensure somehow that the material is not too heterogeneous, we decided that these authors were largely to be members of our research group, so that intensive discussions between the authors could shaped the book in this way we have tried to balance the presentations, with cross-references binding the chapters together. 

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