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conformationsymmetrical arrangement of parts: The conformation of the structure was very pleasing. Not to be confused with:confirmation – verification: receive an e-mail confirmation for an order placed online; a religious rite or ceremony: Her whole family attended her confirmation.con·for·ma·tion C0562000 (kŏn′fər-mā′shən)n.1. The act of conforming or the state of being conformed.2. The structure or outline of an item or entity, determined by the arrangement of its parts.3. A symmetrical arrangement of the parts of a thing.4. One of the spatial arrangements of atoms in a molecule that can come about through free rotation of the atoms about a chemical bond. con′for·ma′tion·al adj.con′for·ma′tion·al·ly adv.conformation (ˌkɒnfɔːˈmeɪʃən) n1. the general shape or outline of an object; configuration2. the arrangement of the parts of an object3. the act or state of conforming4. (Chemistry) chem a. another name for configuration3ab. one of the configurations of a molecule that can easily change its shape and can consequently exist in equilibrium with molecules of different configuration ˌconforˈmational adjcon•for•ma•tion (ˌkɒn fɔrˈmeɪ ʃən) n. 1. structure; form, as of a physical entity. 2. symmetrical arrangement of parts. 3. the act or process of conforming; adaptation. 4. the state of being conformed. 5. an atomic spatial arrangement that results from rotation of carbon atoms about single bonds within an organic molecule (contrasted with configuration). [1505–15; < Latin] con`for•ma′tion•al, adj. ThesaurusNoun | 1. | conformation - a symmetrical arrangement of the parts of a thingequipoise, counterbalance, equilibrium, balance - equality of distribution | | 2. | conformation - any spatial attributes (especially as defined by outline); "he could barely make out their shapes"shape, configuration, contour, formkeenness, sharpness - thinness of edge or fineness of pointbluntness, dullness - without sharpness or clearness of edge or point; "the dullness of the pencil made his writing illegible"spatial property, spatiality - any property relating to or occupying spacetopography - the configuration of a surface and the relations among its man-made and natural featureslobularity - the property of having lobulesconcaveness, concavity - the property possessed by a concave shapeconvexity, convexness - the property possessed by a convex shapeangularity - the property possessed by a shape that has anglesnarrowing - an instance of becoming narrowcurvature, curve - the property possessed by the curving of a line or surfaceroundness - the property possessed by a line or surface that is curved and not angularstraightness - freedom from crooks or curves or bends or anglescrookedness - having or distinguished by crooks or curves or bends or anglesstratification - a layered configuration | | 3. | conformation - acting according to certain accepted standards; "their financial statements are in conformity with generally accepted accounting practices"abidance, compliance, conformitycooperation - joint operation or action; "their cooperation with us was essential for the success of our mission"formality - compliance with formal rules; "courtroom formality"line - acting in conformity; "in line with"; "he got out of line"; "toe the line"honoring, observance - conformity with law or custom or practice etc.keeping - conformity or harmony; "his behavior was not in keeping with the occasion" |
conformationnoun shape, build, form, structure, arrangement, outline, framework, anatomy, configuration Poor conformation means a horse is more susceptible to injury.conformationnoun1. The act of making suitable to an end or the condition of being made suitable to an end:accommodation, adaptation, adaption, adjustment.2. The act or state of agreeing or conforming:accordance, agreement, chime, conformance, conformity, congruence, congruity, correspondence, harmonization, harmony, keeping.TranslationsconformationenUK
conformation Chema. another name for configurationb. one of the configurations of a molecule that can easily change its shape and can consequently exist in equilibrium with molecules of different configuration Conformation (of molecules), geometric forms that molecules of organic compounds can assume during the rotation of atoms or groups of atoms (substituents) about single bonds while maintaining the order of the chemical bonding of the atoms (chemical structures), the bond lengths, and valency angles. Molecules that differ from one another only in conformation are called conformers, or rotational isomers. The existence of conformations is determined by the spatial interaction (such as repulsion, attraction, and hydrogen bond formation) of substituents (hydrogen atoms included) that are not bonded to one another. One such example (see Figure 1) is represented by several planar conformations of a pentane molecule: CH3—CH2—CH2—CH2—CH3 Unlike geometric and optical isomers, conformers under general conditions easily convert into one another (without the breaking of bonds) and therefore cannot be isolated (compareCONFIGURATION). The molecules of organic compounds usually exist in the form of a mixture of conformers that are in equilibrium, Figure 1. Planar conformations of a pentane molecule: (a) zigzag, (b) claw-shaped, (c) irregular
among which those that are energetically most favorable, that is, exhibiting the lowest energy, predominate. The conformational state of molecules affects the physical properties of substances and the orientation and rate of chemical transformations (see). V. M. POTAPOV conformation[kän·fər′mā·shən] (organic chemistry) In a molecule, a specific orientation of the atoms that varies from other possible orientations by rotation or rotations about single bonds; generally in mobile equilibrium with other conformations of the same structure. Also known as conformational isomer; conformer. conformationenUK
con·for·ma·tion (kon'fōr-mā'shŭn), The spatial arrangement of a molecule achieved by rotation of groups about single covalent bonds, without breaking any covalent bonds; the latter restriction differentiates conformation from configuration (as in anomers and related stereoisomers) where a bond or bonds must be broken in going from one form (configuration) to another. Conformation is one of the most important aspects of sugar chemistry and is basic to an understanding of the chemical properties of sugars. Compare: configuration. con·for·ma·tion (kon'fōr-mā'shŭn) The spatial arrangement of a molecule achieved by rotation of groups about single covalent bonds, without breaking any covalent bonds. Compare: configurationconformation (kŏn″for-mā′shŭn) The form or shape of a part, body, material, or molecule.conformationenUK Related to conformation: confirmationSynonyms for conformationnoun shapeSynonyms- shape
- build
- form
- structure
- arrangement
- outline
- framework
- anatomy
- configuration
Synonyms for conformationnoun the act of making suitable to an end or the condition of being made suitable to an endSynonyms- accommodation
- adaptation
- adaption
- adjustment
noun the act or state of agreeing or conformingSynonyms- accordance
- agreement
- chime
- conformance
- conformity
- congruence
- congruity
- correspondence
- harmonization
- harmony
- keeping
Synonyms for conformationnoun a symmetrical arrangement of the parts of a thingRelated Words- equipoise
- counterbalance
- equilibrium
- balance
noun any spatial attributes (especially as defined by outline)Synonyms- shape
- configuration
- contour
- form
Related Words- keenness
- sharpness
- bluntness
- dullness
- spatial property
- spatiality
- topography
- lobularity
- concaveness
- concavity
- convexity
- convexness
- angularity
- narrowing
- curvature
- curve
- roundness
- straightness
- crookedness
- stratification
noun acting according to certain accepted standardsSynonyms- abidance
- compliance
- conformity
Related Words- cooperation
- formality
- line
- honoring
- observance
- keeping
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