Overview
Molecular interactions are essential forces that govern the behavior of molecules in various environments. Understanding these interactions helps explain how substances react, how biological processes occur, and how new materials can be developed. The main types of interactions include hydrogen bond...
Key Terms
Example: Water molecules are held together by hydrogen bonds.
Example: Sodium chloride (table salt) is formed by ionic bonds.
Example: These forces help geckos climb walls.
Example: Amylase helps break down starch into sugars.
Example: The substrate for lactase is lactose.
Example: Hormones act as ligands for their receptors.
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Key Concepts
Types of InteractionsStrength of InteractionsRole in BiologyApplications in Chemistry