The phrase "are strongly charged" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing physics, chemistry, or metaphorically to describe emotions or opinions that are intense or passionate.
Example: "The particles in the experiment are strongly charged, which affects their behavior in the magnetic field."
Alternatives: "are highly charged" or "are intensely charged".
We used two different nanoparticles to determine the effect of altering surface properties; NP1-MNP contain abundant Si OH silanol groups and are strongly negatively charged, whereas NP1-MNP-PEG are surface modified with PEG and are less negatively charged.
However, they share the common theme seen in all N- and C-terminal extensions to viral CPs that project into the encapsidated space, in that they are strongly positively charged (Supplementary Fig. 3).
Besides, as-prepared CdTe QDs are strongly negatively charged moieties.
The binding sites in both protomers are strongly positively charged.
Although both are strongly negatively charged at neutral pH, sequence differences consistently led to extra negative change on isoform ASP-2B.
The binding sites for the citrate di-anion (green) on the exterior surface of protomer A and the cytoplasmic side of protomer B are strongly positively charged (dark blue).
Since Glu692 is strongly positively charged and Arg661 is strongly negatively charged, the close spatial proximity of these two residues would likely lead to a strong ionic bond and therefore may be functionally important.
At pH 8 the extracellular surface is predominantly negatively charged and the cytoplasmic funnel is strongly negatively charged, inhibiting the release of substrate ions.
Both types of n-C60 were observed to be negatively charged under a variety of solution chemistries; however, the n-C60 formed using THF was more strongly charged.
This binding surface largely overlaps with the dimer interface and is strongly positively charged, providing a rationale for the exclusive binding of the monomer to the peptide and the requirement of the negative sulfate groups at the Y10 and Y14 side-chains.
