What the hell is a Chemical Bond? This is the Hard Problem of Chemistry, the fact that we cannot define our main Paradigm.
As obvious as it sounds, there's no answer to this. And it's unethical not to teach that.
My most controversial article, up to now😉
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Check out our latest publication on predicting halogen bonds through machine learning, where we predict the molecular and complex properties of halogen bond donors and complexes by molecular fingerprints and DFT data @JCIM_JCTC@BaylorCBC
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Check out our newly accepted article on how electron-withdrawing groups affect halogen bond formation published on @ChemPhysChem@BaylorCBC#halogenbonds#Chemistry
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2023-24 Outstanding Graduate Research Productivity Awards. Congratulations Kanika Vashisth, Daniel Devore, Darren Gass, Malisha Welikala, & Alexandra Lubaev!
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I’m proud to have represented @Baylor and @BaylorCBC at the #ACSSpring2024 conference by presenting my work on the catalytic reduction of CO2 with halogen bonds
A statistical investigation into the effects of electron donating groups on halogen bond donors and their corresponding complexes with ammonia. @BaylorCBC@Daniel_Devore97@tlelling
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@gagliardi8 Thank for you the question. I think this work provides a different view on how we think about halogen bond. XB studies have primarily been focused on 1:1 XB donor:acceptor interactions, however as seen in the poster, there are other regions for XB or other NCIs in some materials.