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#HighlightOfTheWeek Intramolecular proton transfer in glycine obtained using enhanced-sampling molecular dynamics simulations and deep learning potentials. #compchem

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Pengchao Zhang2 лет назад

Intermolecular proton transfers in solvated glycine involving a contact anionic-glycine-hydronium ion pair.

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Pengchao Zhang2 лет назад

It is an example showcasing the use of methods like ABACUS+DeePKS, DeePMD, OPES, and Voronoi CVs to accelerate the exploration of reactions.

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Dr. Himansu Biswal2 лет назад

Very interesting

Фото профиля Pengchao Zhang
Pengchao Zhang2 лет назад

Intermolecular proton transfer of solvated glycine involving separate cationic-glycine-hydroxide ion pair.

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