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"content": "Result 0: A Topological Lens on Microstructural Characterization\nURL: https://arxiv.org/pdf/2508.11967\nThe approach provides a unified and scalable tool for rapid characterization of functional porous materials. Keywords Deep Learning · ...\n\n---\n\nResult 1: A data-driven framework for structure-property correlation ...\nURL: https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC10575583/\nby S Luan · 2023 · Cited by 40 — Interpretable machine learning elucidates behavior of complex metamaterials by identifying and ranking key topological features. INTRODUCTION.\n\n---\n\nResult 2: Application of topology-based structure feature for machine ...\nURL: https://www.researchgate.net/publication/371397505_Application_of_topology-based_structure_feature_for_machine_learning_in_material_science\nPersistent homology has been successfully employed to the feature representation for machine learning 42,43 , molecular science 44,45 , ...\n\n---\n\nResult 3: Machine learning in materials science - Wei - 2019 - InfoMat\nURL: https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1002/inf2.12028\nby J Wei · 2019 · Cited by 1048 — In this article, we discuss the basic operational procedures in analyzing material properties via machine learning, summarize recent applications of machine ...\n\n---\n\nResult 4: Identification of microstructures critically affecting material ...\nURL: https://www.nature.com/articles/s41598-022-17614-0\nby S Noguchi · 2022 · Cited by 14 — In this paper, we investigate whether machine learning can acquire explainable knowledge without directly introducing problem-specific information.\n\n---\n\nResult 5: Deep-learning-based porous media microstructure ...\nURL: https://link.aps.org/doi/10.1103/PhysRevE.105.015308\nby Y Huang · 2022 · Cited by 31 — In this work, an improved 3D Porous Media Microstructure (3DPmmGAN) generative adversarial network based on deep-learning algorithm is demonstrated\n\n---\n\nResult 6: Deep materials informatics: Applications of deep learning ...\nURL: https://link.springer.com/article/10.1557/mrc.2019.73\nby A Agrawal · 2019 · Cited by 326 — In this paper, the authors present an overview of deep learning, its advantages, challenges, and recent applications on different types of materials data.\n\n---\n\nResult 7: Functional Output Regression for Machine Learning in ...\nURL: https://pubs.acs.org/doi/10.1021/acs.jcim.2c00626\nby M Iwayama · 2022 · Cited by 15 — Three potential applications formulated as the problem of functional output regression: (a) prediction of optical absorption spectra based on ...\n\n---\n\nResult 8: AI Applications through the Whole Life Cycle of Material ...\nURL: https://www.cell.com/matter/pdf/S2590-2385(20)30301-5.pdf\nby J Li · 2020 · Cited by 177 — We provide a review of machine learning (ML) tools for material dis- covery and sophisticated applications of different ML strategies.\n\n---\n\nResult 9: Computational discovery of extremal microstructure families\nURL: https://www.science.org/doi/10.1126/sciadv.aao7005\nby D Chen · 2018 · Cited by 134 — We propose a computational approach to discover families of microstructures with extremal macroscale properties automatically.",
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"reasoning_content": "The first search didn't directly find the 2019 publication. Let me refine the search with more specific terms from the user's description, focusing on the researchers' backgrounds.\n\nKey clues:\n- Researcher with steel work (endurance limits) and nanoscale sheets/light-driven reactions\n- Centers in Aichi and Shanghai (likely Nagoya University in Aichi and Shanghai Jiao Tong University or similar)\n- Collaborator from Nagoya steel prediction work\n- 2019 publication with R-based interactive system\n- Focus on topology and geometry of microstructures\n- Techniques: correlation functions, persistent features\n- Goal: data science for material behavior\n\nLet me search for the specific researchers and their collaboration.",
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"reasoning_content": "The search results above don't seem to contain the specific work I'm looking for. Let me reconsider the description.\n\nKey elements:\n- A researcher whose journey spans: steel strength/endurance limits, nanoscale sheets, light-driven reactions\n- Connected centers in Aichi and Shanghai\n- In 2019, with a collaborator from steel prediction work at Nagoya, published a work\n- The work describes an interactive R-based system\n- For analyzing topology and geometry of microstructures\n- Using correlation functions and persistent features\n- Goal: leverage data science for understanding material behavior\n- Focus: computational aid for material discovery\n\nThis sounds like it could be related to materials informatics, microstructure analysis, topological data analysis, and perhaps involves persistent homology.\n\nLet me search more specifically for R-based systems for microstructure analysis published in 2019.",
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"reasoning_content": "The search results aren't directly revealing the specific 2019 publication. Let me analyze the problem more carefully. The user is describing:\n\n1. A researcher with expertise in:\n - Steel strength and endurance limits\n - Nanoscale sheets assembly\n - Light-driven reactions\n - Experience at Aichi and Shanghai centers\n\n2. In 2019, this researcher with a collaborator from Nagoya steel prediction work published something about:\n - Interactive R-based system\n - Microstructure topology and geometry analysis\n - Techniques like correlation functions and persistent features\n - Goal: data science for understanding material behavior\n\n3. The question asks: \"Identify the title of this 2019 work focused on a computational aid for material discovery.\"\n\nSo I'm looking for a 2019 publication where:\n- The system is described as \"interactive\" and \"R-based\"\n- It uses \"correlation functions\" and \"persistent features\" (likely persistent homology)\n- Focuses on microstructure topology and geometry\n- Involves researchers with connections to Aichi, Shanghai, and Nagoya\n- Is about computational aid for material discovery\n\nLet me search more specifically for R packages or software tools for microstructure analysis published in 2019.",
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"reasoning_content": "The search results are not directly giving me the specific initiative name. Let me think more carefully about the clues and try a different search approach.\n\nKey clues from the user's question:\n1. Around 2009\n2. On a prominent Mediterranean island known for its unique history\n3. A national initiative funded the creation of a novel research backbone\n4. Not built of traditional materials, but woven from dedicated strands of light (fiber optic)\n5. Connecting universities and research centers, including those gazing at the stars (astronomy)\n6. Designed to support complex simulations and data analysis, potentially for fields like fundamental physics\n7. A realm familiar to at least one contributor known for investigating particle behavior under extreme conditions in large European experimental collaborations (likely refers to CERN/LHC)\n8. This infrastructure leveraged middleware developed within major continental e-science projects\n9. Presented at a forum focused on nuclear science applications\n10. What name was given to this specific high-speed, light-based grid initiative?\n\nSince Malta seems to be the most likely candidate (prominent Mediterranean island with unique history), let me search more specifically for Malta research networks from 2009.",
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"reasoning_content": "The question mentions:\n- 2009 timeframe\n- A Mediterranean island with unique history\n- National initiative funded creation of research backbone\n- Not traditional materials but \"strands of light\" (fiber optic)\n- Connected universities and research centers\n- Including those \"gazing at the stars\" (astronomy)\n- Designed for complex simulations and data analysis\n- For fundamental physics\n- At least one contributor known for investigating particle behavior under extreme conditions in large European experimental collaborations (likely CERN/LHC)\n- Leveraged middleware from major continental e-science projects\n- Presented at a forum focused on nuclear science applications\n\nLet me think about this systematically. The Mediterranean island in question is almost certainly Malta. Malta has a unique history (Phoenician, Roman, Arab, Norman, British influences). It's a prominent island in the Mediterranean.\n\nThe research backbone is described as \"woven from dedicated strands of light\" - this is clearly fiber optic network. In 2009, Malta embarked on a major fiber optic network project.\n\nThe mention of \"including those gazing at the stars\" suggests astronomy research centers were connected. The University of Malta has an Institute of Space Sciences & Astronomy (ISSA).\n\nThe contributor investigating particle behavior under extreme conditions in large European experimental collaborations - this sounds like a CERN researcher, possibly someone working on heavy ion collisions (like Pb-Pb collisions) which create extreme conditions. Or someone involved in high-temperature superconductivity research related to LHC magnets. But the description is vague.\n\nThe middleware from major continental e-science projects - this could refer to EGEE (Enabling Grids for E-sciencE) or its successor EGI (European Grid Initiative), or possibly gLite middleware.\n\nPresented at a forum focused on nuclear science applications - this is a key clue. What nuclear science forums existed in 2009 where Malta might have presented such a project?\n\nLet me search more specifically for Malta fiber optic network projects around 2009 that were presented at nuclear science conferences.",
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"reasoning_content": "The user is asking about a specific paper from Theoretical Computer Science, Volume 734, pages 38-45, published around 2017, that investigates whether breakpoint graphs can be decomposed into only 2-cycles.\n\nFrom the search results, I can see:\n1. The paper appears to be titled \"Can a breakpoint graph be decomposed into none other than 2-cycles?\" by L Pu, Y Lin, D Zhu, H Jiang\n2. It's in Theoretical Computer Science, Volume 734, pages 38-45\n3. The publication year appears to be 2018 (though the user said \"circa 2017\")\n4. The authors include Lianrong Pu, which matches the description of researchers from a university in Shandong province (likely Shandong University)\n\nLet me search for more details to confirm the exact title.",
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"reasoning_content": "Let me think about this systematically based on organic chemistry principles.\n\nThe problem describes:\n1. An enzyme adding a single-carbon unit derived from methane (CH4 is the \"simplest alkane\")\n2. This unit losing a proton (positively charged subatomic particle) to become negatively charged - this would be CH3- (methyl anion) or CH2- (carbanion)\n3. This negatively charged species is paired with a positively charged carbon-based ion with five bonds\n4. A two-carbon iteration of this positive ion with an extra proton, identified by light-based methods\n5. This is \"ethanium\" or \"ethyl cation\" (C2H7+)\n6. The bridged structure creates an angle between the two carbons and the shared proton\n\nLet me search for \"ethanium ion\" or \"defunct:protonated ethane\" or \"nonclassical carbonium ion\" structure.",
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"reasoning_content": "The user asks: \"An enzyme alters a specific type of RNA by adding a particular chemical tag. This tagging process is a widespread biological modification that occurs after proteins are formed, often changing how genes operate, and fundamentally involves the addition of a small, single-carbon unit derived from the simplest alkane.\"\n\nThis is describing something like N6-methyladenosine (m6A), which is a post-transcriptional RNA modification involving a methyl group (-CH3) added to adenine in mRNA. The \"single-carbon unit derived from the simplest alkane\" is a methyl group from methane (CH4). So the modification is methylation.\n\nThey continue: \"If this unit loses a subatomic particle with positive charge, it transforms into a negatively charged carbon-based species.\"\n\nIf the methyl group loses a proton (H+, a positively charged subatomic particle), you get a methanide anion: CH2^-? Actually, methyl group is CH3. If it loses a proton (H+), you get CH2^- (carbanion) or CH2:^- more generally. But \"carbanion\" is indeed a negatively charged carbon species.\n\nThey then say: \"This negatively charged species is conceptionally paired with a positively charged carbon-based ion that exhibits five bonds.\"\n\nSo the carbanion is paired with a positively charged carbon-based ion that has five bonds. That suggests a carbocation with five bonds, which is unusual. Perhaps they mean a carboncation that has five substituents (i.e., a \"non-classical\" cation like a bridged structure). The positively charged carbon-based ion with five bonds could be an \"ethyl cation\" or \"protonated ethane\" which is a non-classical carbocation. The simplest such ion with five bonds to carbon is the \"ethanium ion\", which is C2H7+. The ethanium ion is a protonated ethane, where the proton is shared between the two carbons in a three-center two-electron bond, giving each carbon a partial bond to the hydrogen and each carbon still has three other hydrogens (so each carbon is attached to four atoms, but the bridging hydrogen is counted as a bond to each carbon). So each carbon has four bonds: three C-H bonds and one C-H (bridge) bond, but the bridging hydrogen is counted for both. Actually, the ethanium ion is often described as a \"non-classical\" carbocation where the proton is attached to both carbons, forming a \"three-center two-electron bond\". In this structure, the carbon atoms have five bonds? Let's recall typical description: In the ethanium ion, the proton is attached to the C-C bond region, not to a specific carbon. The structure is like [CH3–H–CH3]+ with a bridging hydrogen. Each carbon is sp3 hybridized and has three hydrogens and a bond to the bridging hydrogen, making four bonds, but the bridging hydrogen is attached to both carbons. So carbon atoms have four bonds each (three H + one C-H bridge). But the whole ion has 5 bonds around the carbons? Actually, each carbon has 4 bonds (three C-H and one C-H(bridge)). The bridging hydrogen has two bonds (to each carbon). So each carbon has 4 bonds, not 5.\n\nBut they say \"positively charged carbon-based ion that exhibits five bonds\". Perhaps they are referring to the \"carbocation\" where the carbon has five substituents (including the bridging H). In the ethanium ion, each carbon is attached to three hydrogens and the bridging hydrogen, making 4 bonds. However, the bridging hydrogen is attached to both carbons, but the carbon sees it as a bond. So each carbon has 4 bonds. But the \"five bonds\" might refer to the central carbon in a \"protonated methane\" (CH5+), also called methanium ion (CH5+). In CH5+, the carbon has five bonds: four to hydrogen and one to an extra proton bridging? Actually, CH5+ is known as the \"methanium ion\". It is a non-classical ion where a proton attaches to methane, forming a three-center two-electron bond. In CH5+, the carbon is surrounded by five hydrogen atoms: four \"normal\" C-H bonds and one bridging hydrogen that is attached to the carbon and a hydrogen? Actually, CH5+ is not stable; it's a high-energy species. But the simplest \"positively charged carbon-based ion that exhibits five bonds\" is CH5+, which is a carbon with five hydrogens. However, the question later mentions \"A two-carbon iteration of such a positive ion, which is essentially a simple two-carbon hydrocarbon with an extra proton and can be identified using light-based analytical methods, has a distinct bridged structure.\"\n\nThus they refer to the \"two-carbon iteration\" of a positively charged carbon-based ion that exhibits five bonds. That would be the C2H7+ ion, which is the ethanium ion (C2H7+). Indeed, the ethanium ion is a protonated ethane (C2H6 + H+). It has a bridged structure (the bridging hydrogen). So the question: \"In this bridged configuration, what is the approximate whole-number angular measurement created by the two carbon atoms and the shared proton?\" So we need the angle between the two carbon atoms and the shared proton (the bridging hydrogen). That is the angle C-H-C (the bridging hydrogen is at the vertex, and the two carbon atoms are the other points). Or is it the angle between the two carbon atoms and the proton? They ask \"angular measurement created by the two carbon atoms and the shared proton\". Usually, in a bridged structure, the bridging hydrogen sits between the two carbons, forming a three-center bond. The geometry is something like a \"bent\" shape. The angle C-H-C (the angle at the bridging hydrogen) is likely around 60 degrees? Or maybe it's around 90 degrees? 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"content": "Result 0: Protonated Ethane. A Theoretical Investigation of C2H7+ ...\nURL: https://www.academia.edu/17471106/Protonated_Ethane_A_Theoretical_Investigation_of_C2H7_Structures_and_Energies\nCH3+reacts with excess methane to form the ethonium ion, C2H7+, which in turn decomposes into H2 and the ethyl cation (eq 1). The process of building up higher ...\n\n---\n\nResult 1: Organic Chemistry and Synthesis Rely More and ... - Infoscience\nURL: https://infoscience.epfl.ch/server/api/core/bitstreams/fae33c36-e004-4691-9e2a-cbce4e785458/content\nby P Vogel · 2022 · Cited by 3 — ethonium ion (C2H7. + = protonated ethane) in the gas phase [149] ... species is undoubtedly bridged by H or methyl in its minimum energy structure ...\n\n---\n\nResult 2: The General Concept and Structure of Carbocations Based on ...\nURL: https://www.electronicsandbooks.com/edt/manual/Magazine/J/Journal%20of%20the%20American%20Chemical%20Society%20US/1972%20%20(vol%20094)/03%20%20(0691-1040)/0808-0820.pdf\nC-ethonium ion. 16a. C H 3 -CH 2 - C .H. H. J. H-ethonium ion. 16b dination.) Propane can be protonated on the secon- dary or primary C-H bonds or on the C-C ...\n\n---\n\nResult 3: The Potential Energy Surface of Protonated n-Butane\nURL: https://www.researchgate.net/publication/231627615_The_n-Butonium_Cation_n-C4H11_The_Potential_Energy_Surface_of_Protonated_n-Butane\n... ethonium ion, hypothetically formed through the. protonation in the C ... bridged structure which is the most stable form of C2H7+. The ...\n\n---\n\nResult 4: University of St Andrews - St Andrews Research Repository\nURL: https://research-repository.st-andrews.ac.uk/bitstream/handle/10023/22195/GeorgeWalkerPhDthesis1989_original_C.pdf?sequence=1&isAllowed=y\nstructure in which the methane retains its tetrahedral ... C2H7+ + C2H4. -->C2H5+ + H2. 31 ... Even so it is clear that the ethonium ion has.\n\n---\n\nResult 5: Hypercarbon Chemistry [PDF] [31kjg6i4mgvg]\nURL: https://vdoc.pub/documents/hypercarbon-chemistry-31kjg6i4mgvg\nEthonium Ion (C2H7+) and Analogs 5.4.1.5. Proponium Ions and Analogs 5.4.1.6 ... tetrahedral structures with two opposite edges of the B4 tetrahedron bridged by ...\n\n---\n\nResult 6: Organic Chemistry and Synthesis Rely More and ...\nURL: https://www.mdpi.com/2073-4344/12/7/758\nby P Vogel · 2022 · Cited by 3 — Another comparison is the reaction of a methyl cation with methane that equilibrates with an ethonium ion (C2H7+ = protonated ethane) in the gas phase [149].\n\n---\n\nPeople Also Ask:\nQ: What is the structure of the hydroxonium ion?\nA: The hydronium ion has a trigonal pyramidal geometry and is composed of three hydrogen atoms and one oxygen atom. There is a lone pair of electrons on the oxygen giving it this shape.Jan 29, 2023\nQ: Is the parent ion positively charged?\nA: The formation of molecular ions\n\nThese electrons have a high enough energy to knock an electron off an organic molecule to form a positive ion. This ion is called the molecular ion - or sometimes the parent ion.Aug 29, 2023",
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"reasoning_content": "The question is asking about a specific angle in the bridged structure of C2H7+ (protonated ethane, also called ethonium ion). Let me parse the question carefully:\n\n1. An enzyme alters RNA by adding a chemical tag involving a single-carbon unit derived from methane (CH4). This would be a methyl group (-CH3).\n\n2. If this unit loses a proton (H+), it becomes a carbanion (CH3-).\n\n3. This is paired with a positively charged carbon-based ion that exhibits five bonds - this would be a carbonium ion.\n\n4. The two-carbon iteration is mentioned as C2H7+, which is protonated ethane (ethonium ion).\n\n5. The question asks: \"In this bridged configuration, what is the approximate whole-number angular measurement created by the two carbon atoms and the shared proton?\"\n\nSo we're looking for the C-H-C angle in the bridged ethonium ion structure.\n\nFrom my searches, I found a reference to \"C2H7+ (C-H-C ≈ 122°)\" in the context of comparing it to disilane. This seems to be the key piece of information.\n\nLet me verify this more thoroughly. The bridged structure of C2H7+ has a proton bridging between the two carbon atoms, forming a three-center two-electron bond. The geometry around the bridging hydrogen is expected to be bent rather than linear.\n\nLooking at the search results:\n- Result 0 from \"Theoretical study of Si2 Hn\" mentions: \"what different from the bent proton bridging seen in the first- row analog C2H7+ (C-H-C;::::: 122°)\"\n- This suggests the C-H-C angle is approximately 122 degrees.\n\nLet me search for more specific information about the geometry of C2H7+.",
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"reasoning_content": "The search results show that protonated ethane (C2H7+) indeed had a C-H-C angle around 122° mentioned in one paper, but we should get more specific angle from the OUP paper or other sources. Let me open the OUP PDF.",
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"reasoning_content": "Let me analyze the problem systematically:\n\n1. The enzyme modifies RNA by adding a chemical tag - this is referring to methylation (adding a methyl group)\n2. The tag is a small, single-carbon unit derived from the simplest alkane - this is a methyl group (CH₃⁻)\n3. When this unit loses a positively charged subatomic particle, it becomes negatively charged - losing a proton (H⁺) from CH₃⁻ gives CH₂⁻ (carbanion)\n4. This negatively charged species is paired with a positively charged carbon-based ion with five bonds - this is a carbonium ion (CH₅⁺)\n5. The two-carbon iteration of this positive ion is protonated ethane (C₂H₇⁺), also called the ethonium ion\n6. This ion has a distinct bridged structure and can be identified using light-based analytical methods (spectroscopy)\n\nThe question asks: In this bridged configuration, what is the approximate whole-number angular measurement created by the two carbon atoms and the shared proton?\n\nSo we're looking for the C-H-C angle in the bridged ethonium ion (C₂H₇⁺).\n\nFrom the search results, I found a key reference:\n- From Result 3 in the first search: \"what different from the bent proton bridging seen in the first- row analog C₂H₇⁺ (C-H-C;::::: 122°)\"\n- From Result 0 in the search about structure and vibrational analysis: \"CHC is 115.3° in C₂ and is 116.6° in the C₂, form\"\n\nHowever, there's some inconsistency in the angles. Let me search more specifically for the bridged structure.\n\nThe bridged structure is the non-classical carbonium ion structure where a proton bridges between the two carbon atoms, forming a three-center two-electron bond. This is the most stable form of C₂H₇⁺.\n\nFrom the literature, the C-H-C angle in the bridged ethonium ion is typically reported around 122°, though some calculations give different values depending on the level of theory.\n\nThe most reliable value seems to be around 122° based on the paper comparing it to the Si analog. This appears to be the experimental or high-level theoretical value for the C-H-C angle in the bridged structure.\n\nLet me verify this with another search.",
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"reasoning_content": "The search results mention that \"the C-H-C angle is 105.3O\" for structure 2, and \"CHC is 115.3° in C₂\" and \"116.6° in the C₂ form\". This is getting closer!\n\nLet me search for more specific structural information about the bridged ethonium ion.",
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"reasoning_content": "Let me understand the problem more carefully.\n\nThe question describes:\n1. An enzyme adding a methyl group (single-carbon unit from methane) to RNA (post-translational modification)\n2. This unit loses a proton → becomes a carbanion (CH3-)\n3. The carbanion is paired with a positively charged carbon-based ion with 5 bonds (carbocation)\n4. A two-carbon version of this positive ion is protonated ethane (C2H7+, also called ethonium ion)\n5. This bridged structure has a distinct bridged configuration\n6. The question asks: What is the approximate whole-number angular measurement created by the two carbon atoms and the shared proton in this bridged configuration?\n\nSo we need the C-H-C angle in the bridged C2H7+ ion where a proton is shared between two carbon atoms.\n\nFrom the search results, I found:\n- Result 1 from the OUP article: \"Structure and Vibrational Analysis of Protonated Ethane C₂H‡#. Shigeki ... CHC is 115.3° in C₂ and is 116.6° in the C₂, form.\"\n- Result 1 from ResearchGate: \"structure 2 is 1.94 8,and the C-H-C angle is 105.3O\" (likely 105.3°)\n- Result 2 from the same: \"C-H-C angle is 105.3O\"\n- The theoretical study of Si2Hn mentions C2H7+ (C-H-C ≈ 122°)\n\nSo there are different values reported: 105.3°, 115.3°, 116.6°, 122°.\n\nLet me search for more authoritative sources and try to understand which is the most accepted value for the bridged structure.",
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"reasoning_content": "Let me reconsider the problem more carefully. The question is describing:\n\n1. An RNA modification involving addition of a single-carbon unit derived from the simplest alkane (methane) - this is a methyl group (CH₃⁻)\n\n2. When this unit loses a subatomic particle with positive charge, it becomes a negatively charged carbon-based species. If the methyl group loses a proton (positively charged), we get CH₂⁻ (a carbanion).\n\n3. This is conceptually paired with a positively charged carbon-based ion that exhibits five bonds - this is a carbonium ion with pentacoordinated carbon.\n\n4. Specifically mentioned is a two-carbon iteration of such a positive ion, essentially a simple two-carbon hydrocarbon with an extra proton - this is protonated ethane, C₂H₇⁺ (also called ethonium ion).\n\n5. The question asks about the bridged structure and \"the approximate whole-number angular measurement created by the two carbon atoms and the shared proton\"\n\nThe bridged structure of C₂H₇⁺ involves a three-center, two-electron bond where a proton bridges between the two carbon atoms. The geometry is C-H-C.\n\nBased on the search results, I'm seeing several angle values:\n- One source mentions \"C-H-C angle is 105.3°\" \n- Another mentions \"C-H-C;::::: 122°\"\n- Another mentions \"CHC is 115.3° in C₂ and is 116.6° in the C₂ form\"\n- Another mentions \"linear C-H-C geometry\"\n\nLet me think about this more carefully. The bridged structure is often described as having a \"bent\" or \"linear\" C-H-C arrangement. The most stable form is often cited as having an angle around 105-122°.\n\nLooking at the context of the question, it asks for an \"approximate whole-number angular measurement\". The range I'm seeing is roughly 105-122°, but the most commonly cited value in the search results seems to be around 105-116°.\n\nHowever, there's a mention of \"linear C-H-C geometry\" which would be 180°, but that seems to be at large C-C distances, not the equilibrium structure.\n\nLet me search for more specific structural information:",
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"reasoning_content": "Let me think about this problem systematically:\n\n1. The enzyme adds a methyl group (CH₃) - the \"small, single-carbon unit derived from the simplest alkane (methane)\"\n2. When this methyl group loses a proton (H⁺), it becomes a carbanion (CH₃⁻)\n3. This pairs with a positively charged carbon-based ion with 5 bonds - this is a carbonium ion\n4. The two-carbon version is the ethonium ion (C₂H₇⁺), which is protonated ethane\n5. In its bridged structure, we need the angle created by the two carbon atoms and the shared proton\n\nThe search results indicate that protonated ethane (C₂H₇⁺) has a non-classical bridged structure with a C-H-C angle. I found a reference to a C-H-C angle of 105.3° in one structure, and other references mention angles around 115-116°.\n\nLet me search for more specific geometric information about the bridged structure:",
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"reasoning_content": "Let me analyze what we know so far:\n\nThe question describes:\n1. An enzyme adding a methyl group (CH3, from methane - the simplest alkane) to RNA\n2. This methyl group can lose a proton (positively charged subatomic particle) to become a carbanion (negatively charged carbon species)\n3. This carbanion pairs with a positively charged carbon-based ion with 5 bonds\n4. This is described as a \"two-carbon iteration\" - so C2H7+ (protonated ethane/ethonium ion)\n5. The bridged structure has a \"distinct bridged structure\" that can be identified by light-based analytical methods\n6. We need the angular measurement created by the two carbon atoms and the shared proton\n\nFrom my searches, I found several references to C2H7+ (protonated ethane/ethonium ion):\n\n- The Academia.edu paper mentions \"C-H-C angle is 105.3O\" for one structure\n- Another source mentions \"C-H-C angle is 116°\" for non-classical structures\n- Another mentions \"C-H-C angle is 111.4°\" for another structure\n- There's mention of a \"linear C-H-C geometry\" at large C-C distances\n\nThe question asks specifically about the \"bridged configuration\" and the \"approximate whole-number angular measurement created by the two carbon atoms and the shared proton.\"\n\nLet me search more specifically for the bridged structure of C2H7+:",
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Another mentions \"angle in 1 is 111.4 °\"\n\nThe question asks: \"In this bridged configuration, what is the approximate whole-number angular measurement created by the two carbon atoms and the shared proton?\"\n\nThis is asking about the C-H-C angle in the bridged ethonium ion (C2H7+).\n\nFrom the literature, different isomers and computational methods give different angles:\n- One mentions 105.3°\n- Another mentions 111.4°\n- Another mentions ~115-116°\n- Another mentions ~122°\n\nThe bridged structure (ethonium ion) is described as having a three-center two-electron bond where a proton bridges between the two carbon atoms. This is analogous to the structure of CH5+ (protonated methane).\n\nFor CH5+ (protonated methane), the H-C-H angle in the bridged structure is typically around 60-70°, but for C2H7+, the C-H-C angle appears to be larger.\n\nThe most stable bridged structure of C2H7+ would have the proton positioned between the two carbon atoms, forming a C-H-C three-center bond. Based on the computational studies mentioned in the search results, the angle appears to be in the range of 105-122° depending on the specific isomer and computational method.\n\nGiven that the question asks for an \"approximate whole-number angular measurement\", and considering the most common values found:\n- 105.3° (from one study)\n- 111.4° (from another study)\n- Around 115-116° (from another source)\n- Around 122° (from another source)\n\nThe most frequently cited value for the bridged C-H-C angle in C2H7+ seems to be around 105-111°. Let me look more carefully at the sources.\n\nActually, I need to reconsider. The question describes:\n- \"two-carbon iteration of such a positive ion, which is essentially a simple two-carbon hydrocarbon with an extra proton\"\n- \"has a distinct bridged structure\"\n- \"In this bridged configuration, what is the approximate whole-number angular measurement created by the two carbon atoms and the shared proton?\"\n\nThis is clearly asking about the C-H-C angle in the bridged ethonium ion (C2H7+).\n\nFrom the search results, I found:\n1. \"the C-H-C angle is 105.3O\" (from \"Protonated Ethane. A Theoretical Investigation of C2H7+ Structures and Energies\")\n2. \"angle in 1 is 111.4 °\" (from \"A DFT/HF study...\")\n3. \"C-H-C;::::: 122°\" (from a different source)\n4. \"CHC angle of 115.3°\" and \"116.6°\" (from \"Structure and Vibrational Analysis...\")\n\nThese different values likely correspond to different isomers or different computational methods. The bridged structure (ethonium ion) is the most stable form.\n\nLooking at the JACS paper by Carneiro et al. (1994) \"Protonated Ethane. A Theoretical Investigation of C2H7+ Structures and Energies\", which is a key reference, the bridged structure has a C-H-C angle. The paper mentions \"structure 2 is 1.94 8,and the C-H-C angle is 105.3O\" - though the text seems garbled.\n\nAnother important paper is \"Structure and Vibrational Analysis of Protonated Ethane C2H7+\" by Obata and Hirao (1993) which mentions \"CHC is 115.3° in C₂\".\n\nGiven that the question asks for an \"approximate whole-number angular measurement\", I should provide a rounded value. The most cited values are around 105-116°.\n\nLet me check if there's more specific information about the bridged structure being the most stable form. The search result from benchchem.com says: \"DFT calculations consistently confirm that the bridged C₂v structure is the most stable isomer of C₂H₇⁺.\"\n\nFor the bridged C₂v structure, the C-H-C angle is likely around 105-111° based on the computational studies.\n\nGiven the options and the need for a single approximate whole-number value, I would say the angle is approximately **106°** or **111°**.\n\nBut wait, I should look at this more carefully. The question mentions \"identified using light-based analytical methods\" which suggests spectroscopic methods. The Obata and Hirao paper (1993) is about vibrational analysis, which fits this description.\n\nIn that paper, they mention \"CHC is 115.3° in C₂\" and \"116.6° in the C₂ form\". This seems to be describing the C-H-C angle in different conformations.\n\nHowever, another source mentions a linear C-H-C geometry at large C-C distances, which would be 180°, but that's not the bridged structure.\n\nLet me reconsider the most likely answer. The bridged structure is often described as having the proton positioned between the two carbons, forming a three-center bond. In such structures, the angle is typically less than 180° and often in the range of 100-120°.\n\nGiven the most direct evidence from the primary literature:\n- Carneiro et al. (JACS 1994) mentions C-H-C angle of 105.3° for one structure\n- Obata & Hirao mention 115.3° and 116.6°\n\nThe question asks for an \"approximate whole-number angular measurement\". If I need to choose one value, I should look for the most representative value for the bridged structure. \n\nThe bridged structure is also called the \"ethonium ion\" and has C₂v symmetry. In this structure, the proton bridges between the two carbon atoms. Based on computational studies, the C-H-C angle in this bridged structure is typically reported to be around **105-115°**.\n\nGiven the specific mention of \"Structure and Vibrational Analysis of Protonated Ethane C₂H₇⁺\" which gives values of 115.3° and 116.6°, and the question asks for an approximate whole-number value, I would choose **116°** as the answer.\n\nHowever, let me check one more time what the most common value is in the literature for the bridged structure specifically. The benchchem.com result says the bridged C₂v structure is most stable, but doesn't give the angle. The Carneiro paper is the primary JACS reference, and it mentions 105.3°.\n\nActually, I think the 105.3° value might be for a different isomer. Let me think about this more systematically.\n\nThe C₂H₇⁺ ion has several isomers:\n1. C-C protonated (classical carbenium ion)\n2. C-H protonated (non-classical carbonium ion) - bridged structure\n3. Other possible arrangements\n\nThe bridged structure is the non-classical carbonium ion with a three-center C-H-C bond. This is what the question is asking about.\n\nFrom the Obata & Hirao paper (which focuses on vibrational analysis, i.e., \"light-based analytical methods\"), they specifically mention:\n- \"CHC is 115.3° in C₂\" \n- \"116.6° in the C₂ form\"\n\nThese values are likely for the bridged structure. Given that the question asks for an approximate whole-number value, **116°** would be the most appropriate answer, as it:\n1. Comes from a vibrational analysis study (light-based)\n2. Is specifically about the C-H-C angle in the bridged structure\n3. Is already close to a whole number\n\nLet me make my final decision: The angle is approximately **116 degrees**.",
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