Sentence examples for an insulating nature from inspiring English sources

HOMO LUMO Gap calculations show that all the SPSNs demonstrate an insulating nature.

Red phosphorus (RP) is regarded as a potential candidate for sodium-ion batteries because it has the highest theoretical capacity (∼2600 mA h/g), but commercially available RP is electrochemical inactivity with sodium as a result of the insulating nature.

In the insertion reaction electrochemical window (4.5 1.7 vs. Li+/Li) a very good performance at the higher C rates was recorded (90 mAh g−1 at 20 °C rate) confirming the importance of a careful address of the electrical insulating nature of fluoride particles.

Single-walled carbon nanotubes/polymer composites typically have limited conductivity due to a low concentration of nanotubes and the insulating nature of the polymers used.

The insulating nature of these surfaces as a function of applied load and voltage has been investigated.

Strategies have been developed with the recent modifications that have been proposed as a remedy to the shuttle effect, and the insulating nature of the polysulfides.

However, the insulating nature of Si oxide remains a barrier for the production of future electrically pumped LEDs and efficient photovoltaic cells.

The conducting or insulating nature of the fluids arise on their own as a result of their electric and fluid mechanical properties.

Currently, due to the insulating nature of the glass-based substrate, it is challenging to fabricate an electrically injected device atop silica while maintaining both conductivity and transparency simultaneously.

However, owing to their insulating nature, their widespread application has been limited.

Evaluation of the oxygen reduction reaction (ORR) on oxide compounds is difficult owing to the insulating nature of oxides.