Sentence examples for because the functional groups from inspiring English sources

This is because the functional groups in the adsorbent are not probably enough for adsorbed all the adsorbate molecules.

This is because the functional groups with reducing potential of SS could be obtained from the alkaline degradation [29 31].

The EHOMO and ELUMO values do not vary very significantly for all the molecules, probably because the functional groups that comprise their HOMO and LUMO locations are comparable.

Figure 4 shows that the IR spectra patterns of all the samples were similar because the functional groups present in the samples were the same.

Poly(diallyldimethylammonium) chloride, abbreviated as PDDA, was introduced in this study because the functional groups and the non-covalent interactions of polymer with the graphene surface maintain the nice property of graphene and in addition enhance the electrocatalytic capability [32, 33].

The choice of the name 'functional' is significant because the functional groups pick out those parts of a molecule that are disposed to react in a particular way.

This is because that the functional groups usually block the ultramicropores of the material which are usually inaccessible for electrolyte ions at relative high current density.

Among GBNs, GO can be modified easily because of the functional groups such as hydroxyl, epoxy, carboxyl on the surface of GO.

Moreover GO, RGO and other graphene-based composites can be easily chemically modified because of the functional groups on the surface to interact with various biological molecules such as DNA, proteins, peptides and enzymes.

Among various PHAs, those containing functional groups, such as benzyl, hydroxyl and carboxyl groups, are more attractive because the functional group side chain can improve their physical properties (Hazer and Steinbüchel 2007).

This occurs because not all the functional groups of ABT263 are able to anchor into the binding pocket simultaneously at the time of complexation; leaving at least one group weakly associated every time.