| 释义 |
Definition of conformer in English: conformernoun kənˈfɔːməkənˈfôrmər Chemistry A form of a compound having a particular molecular conformation. changing the temperature alters the relative proportions of the conformers Example sentencesExamples - However, if conformers that make good hydrogen bonds to ionized sites are unavailable, the calculated ionization free energy will be wrong.
- Here we present a new method to carry out the sampling, and to identify low energy conformers of the molecule.
- Occasionally during the simulated time some of the hydrogen bonds characteristic of the starting conformer were broken and hydrogen bonds typical of other conformers were formed for short time intervals.
- Water gets conformers to make and accept available hydrogen bonds plus a conformer with no interaction with the protein, representing water in bulk solvent.
- The criteria for defining a conformer were based solely upon the type of intramolecular hydrogen bonds that characterized the analyzed conformations irrespective of other geometrical parameters.
Origin 1960s: blend of conformational (see conformation) and isomer. Definition of conformer in US English: conformernounkənˈfôrmər Chemistry A form of a compound having a particular molecular conformation. changing the temperature alters the relative proportions of the conformers Example sentencesExamples - The criteria for defining a conformer were based solely upon the type of intramolecular hydrogen bonds that characterized the analyzed conformations irrespective of other geometrical parameters.
- However, if conformers that make good hydrogen bonds to ionized sites are unavailable, the calculated ionization free energy will be wrong.
- Water gets conformers to make and accept available hydrogen bonds plus a conformer with no interaction with the protein, representing water in bulk solvent.
- Occasionally during the simulated time some of the hydrogen bonds characteristic of the starting conformer were broken and hydrogen bonds typical of other conformers were formed for short time intervals.
- Here we present a new method to carry out the sampling, and to identify low energy conformers of the molecule.
Origin 1960s: blend of conformational (see conformation) and isomer. |