In principle, the term "azotosome" designates any membrane composed of nitrogen, carbon and hydrogen, but the most stable azotosome yet modeled is composed of acrylonitrile, a small molecule composed of three carbons, three hydrogens and one nitrogen atom.
The most stable azotosome yet modeled is composed of acrylonitrile, a small molecule composed of three carbons, three hydrogens, and one nitrogen atom. In principle, the term "azotosome" refers to any membrane composed of nitrogen, carbon, and hydrogen.
In principle, the term "azotosome" refers to any membrane composed of nitrogen, carbon, and hydrogen. The most stable azotosome yet modeled is composed of acrylonitrile, a small molecule composed of three carbons, three hydrogens, and one nitrogen atom.
In principle, the term "azotosome" refers to any membrane composed of nitrogen, carbon, and hydrogen. The most stable azotosome yet modeled is composed of acrylonitrile, a small molecule composed of three carbons, three hydrogens, and one nitrogen atom.