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The optical rotatory dispersion of simple polypeptides. II

[PDF] from pnas.orgW Moffitt - Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences of …, 1956 - ncbi.nlm.nih.gov

Although the identical duplex cannot be the structure of those types of DNA on which X-ray diffraction

studies have been carried out' (eg, sperm, bacterio- phage, thymus), it is not excluded that this

helix resembles the configuration of DNA or ribonucleic acid (RNA) at some stage of the ...

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Optical rotatory dispersion of helical polymers

W Moffitt - The Journal of Chemical Physics, 1956 - link.aip.org

It is shown that for every transition in its individual residues, a helix has two transitions whose

moments are respectively parallel and perpendicular to the screw axis. The largest contributions

to the rotational strengths of these bands are equal and opposite in the two cases. As a ...

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Critique of the theory of optical activity of helical polymers

[PDF] from pnas.orgW Moffitt, DD Fitts… - … of Sciences of the United States …, 1957 - ncbi.nlm.nih.gov

STERLING CHEMISTRY LABORATORY,t YALE UNIVERSITY Communicated June 10, 1957

1. Introduction.-In a series of recent articles,'-4 we have severally attempted to use coupled-oscillator

theory in order to understand the optical activity of poly- peptides. This approach, the ...

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Electronic spectra of dimers: derivation of the fundamental vibronic equation

…, W Moffitt - The Journal of Chemical Physics, 1960 - link.aip.org

Electronic Spectra of Dimers: Derivation of the Fundamental Vibronic Equation. [The Journal

of Chemical Physics 33, 872 (1960)]. Andrzej Witkowski, William Moffitt. Abstract. The Hamiltonian

describing the vibronic states of a dimer formed by two identical molecules is derived. ...

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Structure and the optical rotatory dispersion of saturated ketones

W Moffitt, RB Woodward, A Moscowitz… - Journal of the …, 1961 - ACS Publications

... Ketones BY WILLIAM ~ ~ OFFITT , ~ RB WOODWARD, A. MOSCOWITZ, w. KLYNE

AND CARL DJERASSI RECEIVED JANUARY 25, 1961 ... 6 (1) The late Professor

Moffitt's contributions to this work were of primary importance. ...

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Optical activity in absorbing media

W Moffitt… - The Journal of Chemical Physics, 1959 - link.aip.org

Optical Activity in Absorbing Media. [The Journal of Chemical Physics 30, 648 (1959)].

William Moffitt, Albert Moscowitz. Abstract. Certain dispersion formulas, relating the ellipticity

and molecular rotation of optically active solutions, are derived. ...

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Optical Rotatory Dispersion of Transition‐Metal Complexes

W Moffitt - The Journal of Chemical Physics, 1956 - link.aip.org

Optical Rotatory Dispersion of Transition‐Metal Complexes. [The Journal of Chemical Physics

25, 1189 (1956)]. William Moffitt. Abstract. The electronic factors governing the rotational strengths

of absorption band systems in certain transition‐metal complexes are examined. ...

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[CITATION] Origin of Zero-Field Splittings in Triplet States of Aromatic Hydrocarbons

…, W Moffitt - Journal of Chemical Physics, 1959 - adsabs.harvard.edu

Title: Origin of Zero-Field Splittings in Triplet States of Aromatic Hydrocarbons. Authors:

Gouterman, Martin; Moffitt, William. Publication: Journal of Chemical Physics, Vol. 30,

p.1107-1108. Publication Date: 04/1959. Origin: ADS. DOI: 10.1063/1.1730102. ...

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The Electronic Spectra of Cata‐Condensed Hydrocarbons

W Moffitt - The Journal of Chemical Physics, 1954 - link.aip.org

It is shown how the main features of the spectra of cata‐condensed hydrocarbons may be explained

on the basis of a very simple model. This, so‐called perimeter model was used, in its free‐electron

variant, by Platt in order to classify the spectra. In this note, a more quantitative version is ...

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[CITATION] The residual affinity of conjugated and resonating hydrocarbons

W Moffitt - Transactions of the Faraday Society, 1949 - rsc.org

... Paper. Trans. Faraday Soc. , 1949, 45, 373 - 385, DOI: 10.1039/TF9494500373. The residual

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