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Direct and Indirect Roles of Metal Centres in Hydrogen Bonding,n the fields of supramolecular chemistry [2] and molecular biology [lc]. Much of the emphasis to date has been on the involvement of hydrogen bonds in systems of an organic or biological nature, while comparatively less attention has been given until very recently to hydrogen bonds in inorganic chem

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Intermolecular Interactions in Molecular Crystals Studied by ab initio Methods,terest, such as conductivity [1] or magnetism [2], to cite some. Some molecular crystals are known to present interesting technological properties and these properties depend on the crystal structure. Thus, being able to design and grow crystals which present specific relative orientations among the

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Molecular Shape as a Design Criterion,ystals. An understanding of molecular arrangements is critical to the design of materials with specific bulk properties. Crystal structure reports have traditionally contained little significant discussion (frequently no mention at all) of molecular arrangements in the crystal, presumably because th

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Peter Combaa higher degree of coherence among pieces of evidence raises to a higher degree the probability of the proposition they support. I argue against this view on the basis of three related observations. First, we should be able to assess the impact of coherence on any hypothesis of interest the evidence

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Peter G. Bruce,Graham MacGlashan,Yuri G. Andreevnstraint satisfaction.Presents alternative stances to the cr.This book is a thorough treatise concerned with coherence and its significance in legal reasoning. The individual chapters present the topic from the general philosophical perspective, the perspective of legal-theory as well as the viewpoi

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