The question "How do simple organic molecules form a protocell?"

Well the original discoveries were of some fairly simple molecules.

The result is that even "simple" molecules get very complicated.

This part of the Sun is cool enough to allow simple molecules such as carbon monoxide and water to form.

For example methane is a simple molecule from which to form a main group fragment.

The root mean square speeds of some simple molecules are shown in table 3.2.

For simple molecules, the "bottom-up" approach is the method of choice.

In such a case, he said, a simpler molecule might be more effective.

All of them ultimately start out as two very simple molecules, carbon dioxide and water.

The global minimum for some simple molecules can be discovered quite easily with certainty.