four-membered

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Adj.1.four-membered - of a chemical compound having a ring with four membersfour-membered - of a chemical compound having a ring with four members
membered - having members; normally used in chemistry in combination with a number
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The four-membered MAMAMOO's sixth mini-album will be titled "Yellow Flower." This week, their agency released teaser images of the tentatively titled track song "Starry Night."
IM1 and IM2 can transform mutually through a four-membered ring transition state TS5 (-6.1kcal/mol).
That strength of Penicillin is its molecular core, a cyclic four-membered amide ring termed a beta-lactam.
Four-membered ring complex, IN3, (see Figure 1) undergoes elongation of [O.sub.3]-S bond and collapse of four-membered ring structure turn to IN4 after entrancing TS4 with the energy barrier of 11.892 kcal/mol and imaginary frequency of 152i [cm.sup.-1].
The 14 chapters of part one discuss topics such as the physical properties and theoretical studies of cyclobutane; antiaromaticity and aromaticity in carbocyclic four-membered rings; thermochemistry of cyclobutane and its derivatives; NMR (nuclear magnetic resonance) spectroscopy of cyclobutanes; conformation and configuration as stereochemical aspects of cyclobutane; synthesis of cyclobutanes; the application of cyclobutane derivatives in organic synthesis; structural effects of the cyclobutyl group on reactivity and properties; cation radicals in the synthesis and reactions of cyclobutanes; and highly unsaturated cyclobutane derivatives.
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