Architecture of Molecules

136 Pages·1970·6.534 MB·English

by  Linus Carl Pauling, Roger Hayward

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THE ARCHITECTURE OF MOLECULES

THE
ARCHITECTURE
OF
MOLECULES
Linus Pauling and
Roger Hayward
W. H. FREEMAN AND COMPANY San Francisco and London
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Copyright 1964 by W. H. FreemanandCompany
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CONTENTS
ATOMS AND MOLECULES
\. A CRYSTAL OF GRAPHITE AND ITS STRUCTURE
ELECTRONS AND ATOMIC NUCLEI
2.
ELECTRON SHELLS
3.
THE PERIODIC TABLE OF THE ELEMENTS
4.
THE HYDROGEN MOLECULE
5.
VALENCE
6.
HISTORY OF THE WATER MOLECULE
7.
8. THE BOND ANGLE IN THE WATER MOLECULE AND SIMILAR
MOLECULES
THE HALOGEN MOLECULES
9.
THE SULFUR MOLECULE
10.
MOLECULES CONTAINING NITROGEN OR PHOSPHORUS
11.
ATOMS
THE REGULAR POLYHEDRA. THE CUBE
12.
THE TETRAHEDRON
13.
THE METHANE MOLECULE
14.
THE STRUCTURE OF DIAMOND
15.
A VIEW OF A DIAMOND CRYSTAL
16.
THE ETHANE MOLECULE
17.
THE NORMAL BUTANE MOLECULE
18.
THE ISOBUTANE MOLECULE
19.
THE CYCLOPROPANE MOLECULE
20.
THE CYCLOPENTANE MOLECULE
21
THE CYCLOHEXANE MOLECULE
22.
A LARGE HYDROCARBON RING
23.
24. A MOLECULE THAT IS TWO LINKED RINGS
THE POLYOMA VIRUS
25.
DOUBLE BONDS AND TRIPLE BONDS
26.
Contents
THE FRAMEWORK OF THE PRUSSIAN BLUE CRYSTAL
27.
THE PRUSSIAN BLUE CRYSTAL
28.
THE OCTAHEDRON
29.
ISOMERIC MOLECULES WITH OCTAHEDRAL COORDINATION
30.
3L THE HEXAMETHYLENETETRAMINE MOLECULE
THE ICOSAHEDRON
32.
THE TETRAGONAL BORON CRYSTAL
33.
AN ICOSAHEDRAL BOROHYDRIDE ION
34.
THE DECABORANE MOLECULE
35.
THE TETRABORANE MOLECULE
36.
37. THE CARBON ATOM WITH LIGANCY SIX
THE FERROCENE MOLECULE
38.
THE HYDROGEN BOND
39.
THE DOUBLE MOLECULES OF ACETIC ACID
40.
41. ICE
42. A DENSE FORM OF ICE
THE PENTAGONAL DODECAHEDRON
43.
THE CLATHRATE CRYSTAL XENON HYDRATE
44.
THE MOLECULE OF GLYCINE, THE SIMPLEST AMINO ACID
45.
LEFT-HANDED AND RIGHT-HANDED MOLECULES OF
46.
ALANINE
THE GLYCYLGLYCINE MOLECULE
47.
48. THE MOLECULAR ARCHITECTURE OF SILK
49. FOLDING THE POLYPEPTIDE CHAIN: A PROBLEM IN
MOLECULAR ARCHITECTURE
MORE ABOUT THE ALPHA HELIX
50.
A PART OF THE MYOGLOBIN MOLECULE
51.
THE STRUCTURE OF THE HEME MOLECULE
52.
53. THE IRON ATOM IN HEMOGLOBIN AND MYOGLOBIN
54. A MOLECULAR DISEASE
A MOLECULAR ABNORMALITY THAT DOES NOT CAUSE A
55.
DISEASE
56. MOLECULAR COMPETITION: SULFANILAMIDE AND
PARA-AMINOBENZOIC ACID