Chemistry - A European Journal · 1998 · 40 citations · 26 references
PharmacyBiochemistryChemistryCarbohydrate ChemistryPolymer ChemistrySupramolecular ChemistryCarbohydrate ReactivityCarbohydrate StructureCellulose ChemistryPlant Cell Wall PolysaccharidesPolysaccharide PropertiesPolysaccharide StructureAqueous SolvationCarbohydrate CrystallographyCellulose Supramolecular StructureHydrogen BondingPolysaccharide BindingPolysaccharide ConformationPolysaccharide MaterialsPolysaccharide Structure Elucidation
The metal-binding sites of sucrose have been revealed for the first time by reaction with an aqueous solution of [Pd(en)(OH)2] (Pd-en). The structure of the resulting complex is depicted on the right. Pd-en is also a coordinating solvent for cellulose and gives rise to molecularly dispersed polysaccharide chains that act as poly-diolato ligands. The metallated cellulose chain is stiffened by strong intramolecular, interresidue hydrogen bonding.
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Density-functional theory of atoms and molecules
James D. Patterson · Annals of Nuclear Energy · 1989 · 12.6K citations
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