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Leszczynski, Jerzy
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Academic Article Density functional theory based studies on the nature of Raman and resonance Raman scattering of nerve agent bound to gold and oxide-supported gold clusters: a plausible way of detection.
Academic Article Structural variability and the nature of intermolecular interactions in Watson-Crick B-DNA base pairs.
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Academic Article Microsolvation of N2H): the nature of interactions in N2H+-(H2)n (n = 1-14) complexes.
Academic Article Theoretical Ab initio study of the effects of methylation on the nature of hydrogen bonding in A:T base pair.
Academic Article Physical nature of interactions within the active site of cytosine-5-methyltransferase.
Academic Article Physical nature of ethidium and proflavine interactions with nucleic acid bases in the intercalation plane.
Academic Article The nature of variations of ammonia proton affinity in an argon environment.
Academic Article The possible covalent nature of N-H...O hydrogen bonds in formamide dimer and related systems: an ab initio study.
Academic Article How short can the H...H intermolecular contact be? New findings that reveal the covalent nature of extremely strong interactions.
Academic Article The nature of interactions in the ionic crystal of 3-pentenenitrile, 2-nitro-5-oxo, ion(-1), sodium.
Academic Article Theoretical thermodynamics and the nature of interactions of the quasi-binary NaCl-SnCl(2) system.
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