Water states in living systems. I. Structural aspects.

Szász, András; Noort, D. van; Scheller, A.; Douwes, F.

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Water states in living systems. I. Structural aspects.

descriptionPublicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Article 02 May 1995 Hungary English Publisher:Physiological Chemistry and PhysicsJournal:Physiological chemistry and physics and medical NMR, volume 26 (issn: 0748-6642,

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Authors: Szász, András; Noort, D. van; Scheller, A.; Douwes, F.;

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Water states in living systems. I. Structural aspects.

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Formation and special consequences of water-ordering are studied and discussed. Based on the knowledge of the water states, a special dynamic clustering (called dynamic frustration) is suggested. This can be an essential mechanism for life processes. A frustration mechanism and its consequences are discussed.

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Chemical Phenomena, Models, Chemical, Chemistry, Physical, QC Physics / fizika, Animals, Humans, Water, QC06 Physics of condensed matter / szilárdtestfizika

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