coordination binding

[/koʊˌɔrdɪˈneɪʃən ˈbaɪndɪŋ/]
nounpl: coordination bindings
ligação de coordenação
1. A chemical bond formed between a Lewis acid (acceptor) and a Lewis base (donor), where both electrons in the bond come from the donor atom
The coordination binding between the metal ion and the ligand creates a stable complex.
A ligação de coordenação entre o íon metálico e o ligante cria um complexo estável.
2. In linguistics, a syntactic relationship where two or more elements of equal grammatical rank are joined together
Coordination binding in the sentence 'dogs and cats' demonstrates equal grammatical status.
A ligação de coordenação na frase 'cães e gatos' demonstra status gramatical igual.
3. In molecular biology, the non-covalent interaction where a ligand binds to a protein or receptor through coordination
Coordination binding is essential for enzyme-substrate interactions.
A ligação de coordenação é essencial para as interações enzima-substrato.
This is a technical term primarily used in academic and scientific contexts in both English and Portuguese-speaking countries. It is fundamental in chemistry education and biochemistry research, with standardized terminology recognized across Brazil, Portugal, and international scientific communities.
Synonyms / Sinônimos
dative bondcoordinate covalent bondligand bindingcomplexation
Antonyms / Antônimos
ionic bondingcovalent bondinghydrogen bondingdissociation

Regional Variations

General Brazilian
ligação de coordenação
standard term used in chemistry and linguistics contexts
Portugal
ligação de coordenação
identical usage to Brazilian Portuguese in academic and scientific settings
São Paulo
ligação coordenativa
alternative variant sometimes used in scientific publications

Related Words

Lewis acidLewis basecomplex ionchelationligandmetal complex

Related Idioms & Phrases

form a coordination binding
coordinate binding interaction
metal-ligand coordination binding
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