Lattice

... is the point of chromatin? - Chromatin is seen as granular material inside the nucleus- What do they mean by granular in this case? - The protein lattice called the nuclear lamina- What do they mean by lattice in this case? - The nuclear pore complexes that perforate the nuclear envelope- What ...

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When you have an ionically bonded compound (such as H2CO3) it isn't a single molecule, but is two separate ions that happen to form a lattice when they're solidified. If they's dissolved in solution the lattice disintegrates and the ions become separate. So long as the compound exists they're ...

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... atoms are put together.” – In other words, their structure! Q: I don’t follow. R: So in the rock, the atoms are arranged in a sort of crystal lattice [pic]. It’s more complicated than you might expect, but it’s fairly uniform. Now, in a living thing, the structure is MUCH more complex. Q: ...

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Does DNA attach more to plastic or glass?! Just a guess mind you, but I would think glass would have less bonding, based on the crystal lattice structure of Si (Si in lattice form is stable). Like I said though, just a guess.

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... and molecules may move around, about, in and out... but they all orient themselves around the ion based on its charge. A clathrate structure is a lattice structure... fixed and ordered like you said. Solid water (aka ice) forms a clathrate structure.

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