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Scalar couplings across hydrogen bonds

Grzesiek et al., 2002

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11006568176703134680
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Grzesiek S
Cordier F
Dingley A
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Methods in enzymology

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The concept of a hydrogen bond (H-bond) has long been recognized 1, 2, 3 as a very useful model to explain the weak attractive forces between an electronegative acceptor atom and a hydrogen atom attached to a second electronegative atom. Compared to covalent bonds …
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