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Ian Dance

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Theoretical quantum chemistryContaminant hydrologyFree radical chemistryNon-metal chemistryMetal cluster chemistry

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|Nov 27, 2025

S 2B or not 2B?

Ian Dance

|Sep 29, 2025

Deserts, Rivers, Pools, and Billabongs: Water Features of the Nitrogenase Proteins, and their Functions.

Ian Dance

|Jun 05, 2025

The mechanism of nitrogenase: formation and release of the second NH<sub>3</sub> and completion of the cycle.

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|Jan 15, 2025

Understanding non-reducible N<sub>2</sub> in the mechanism of Mo-nitrogenase.

Ian Dance

|Nov 08, 2024

The mechanism of Mo-nitrogenase: from N<sub>2</sub> capture to first release of NH<sub>3</sub>.

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|Aug 14, 2024

The activating capture of N<sub>2</sub> at the active site of Mo-nitrogenase.

Ian Dance

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