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Theoretical and Experimental Study of Cooperativity Effects in Noncovalent Interactions

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Figure  1.3.  A)  Point  charge.  B)  Dipole  moment.  C)  and  D)  Quadrupole  moments  generated  by  the  disposition of point charges in the space
Figure 1.5. More favoured orientations for interactions between several electric moments
Table 1.1. Classification of Hydrogen Bonds according to their strength and geometric parameters
Figure 1.12. Operating scheme of molecular motor based on hydrogen bond. 90
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