Sentence examples for backbone of the polymer from inspiring English sources

The presence of such bioactive groups in the backbone of the polymer play the key role in catalyzing both biological and chemical systems.

The double bond along the backbone of the polymer permits cross-linking in situ, which causes a moldable composite to harden within 10 to 15 min.

A series of non-crosslinked biobased polyesters were prepared from pentaerythritol and aliphatic dicarboxylic acids, including fatty acids grafted as side-chains to the backbone of the polymer.

Both BA and EHA provide favourable polar interactions with the acrylate groups in the backbone of the polymer and they densify the solvent mixture.

A possible diffusion model is that the redox species diffuses through lowly viscous local domains, avoiding collision with the backbone of the polymer network.

On the other hand, the monomers were chemically polymerized with Bisphenol-A to retain the metal moiety in the backbone of the polymer, affording the possibility of strong electronic interactions between the organic bridge and metal group in this arrangement.

The hydrophobicity nature of the hydrogels is because of the presence of chemical moieties like hydroxylic (–OH), carboxylic (–COOH), amidic (–CONH–), sulphonic (–SO3H), etc. and also the other functional groups present in the backbone of the polymers (Ganji et al. 2010).

Abundant carboxyl groups in the polymer chain can effectively enhance the binding force to Si nanoparticles (NPs) and the n-type polyfluorene backbones of the polymer significantly promote the electronic conductivity under the reducing environment for anodes, dual-features of which can maintain electronic integrity during lithiation/delithiation cycles.

During CP film polymerization, negatively charged species are loaded into the polymer matrix to balance positive charges formed on the backbone of the growing polymer.

These effects were enhanced near and above Tg suggesting the presence of guests promote the appearance of backbone motion of the polymer chains.

One process can be assigned to the local backbone motion of the polymer and the other one with the ester side group motion in position C2 at the anhydro glucose unit.