carbonyl
carbonyl
Definition
car·bonyl (kär′bə nil′)
carbonyl
Usage Examples
Adjective modifier
- reactive: We are currently elucidating the molecular mechanisms responsible for the adjuvant and immune biasing activity of reactive carbonyls and methods for their elimination.
Modifies a noun
- oxygen: Note how, within the plane of the sheet, backbone carbonyl oxygen atoms point toward backbone amino N atoms of the adjacent strand.
- ligand: What does the latter evidence indicate as regards the behavior of the carbonyl ligands at the temperature of the measurement?
- compound: Recent Publications: Ab initio computations on simple carbonyl compounds, W. O. George, B. F. Jones, Rh.
- atom: Note how, within the plane of the sheet, backbone carbonyl oxygen atoms point toward backbone amino N atoms of the adjacent strand.
- carbon: The C-O bond breaks ( shown by the red line ) allowing the H 2 18 O hydrolysis with the labeled carbonyl carbon.
- bond: A bond that is commonly encountered in molecules is the C=O ( C doubly bonded to O ) or carbonyl bond.
Noun used with modifier
- backbone: Note how, within the plane of the sheet, backbone carbonyl oxygen atoms point toward backbone amino N atoms of the adjacent strand.
- metal: Application of the 18 electron rule to metal carbonyl complexes.
- transition: To establish the viability of 18 as a ligand we reacted it with a range of transition metal carbonyl compounds with mixed results.
- peptide: Simultaneously, the other aspartate donates a proton to the oxygen of the peptide carbonyl group.
Browse dictionary entries near carbonyl
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