LFDFT—A Practical Tool for Coordination Chemistry

Practical Chemistry for Medical Students

Practical Chemistry for Medical Students

THIS book covers the pre-registration and first-year medical courses in chemistry, and is based on the present medical curriculum in the University of Edinburgh. Though the book is not intended to cover biochemistry , the author is university lecturer in biochemistry , and is therefore in a good position to judge which parts of the chemistry course should be stressed as being specially importan...

Lightweight tool coordination: Path∗ - A minimal framework for tool coordination

We present a lightweight tool for coordinating tool usage in a structured and unobtrusive manner allowing for the formal description and implementation of development cycles with minimal human intervention. This tool, here and after referred to as ``Path*'' seeks to provide a minimal yet powerful framework for tool coordination by scripting actions to be triggered on events such as disk writes ...

Supramolecular coordination chemistry

Highlights include the formation of ultra-large macrocycles with over 200 non-hundred atoms within a given cycle. The realisation that single molecule magnetic behaviour is not limited to molecules with high spin states. The connection of S = 1/2 cluster rings using a fragment that can switch on magnetic exchange between the clusters is extremely interesting for the synthesis of QBITs and elect...

Bending nanofibers into nanospirals: coordination chemistry as a tool for shaping hydrophobic assemblies.

In the current work, we demonstrate how coordination chemistry can be employed to direct self-assembly based on strong hydrophobic interactions. To investigate the influence of coordination sphere geometry on aqueous self-assembly, we synthesized complexes of the amphiphilic perylene diimide terpyridine ligand with the first-row transition-metal centers (zinc, cobalt, and nickel). In aqueous me...