Sentence examples for bond arising from from inspiring English sources
This feature is taken to be a quadruple bond arising from the overlap of d orbitals on the two rhenium atoms.
The adhesion of the SnO2 with the fused silica was seen to be the result of a chemical bond arising from an interface region between the SnO2 and the fused silica glass substrate.
How much ball No755 sells for may depend on the work of a grand jury investigating whether to bring a perjury charge against Bonds arising from the Balco affair.
The need to purchase government bonds arises from the scale with which the ECB needs to intervene.
FT-IR study revealed that much of this adhesion arises from H-bonding of the carboxylated nanotubes with the carbonyl groups of the PAI.
In the IR spectrum, a band arising from a bridging carbonyl bond stretch was observed at 1584 cm−1.
Bond valences give chemical insights that are not readily derived from energy-based models; section 8 shows how they can be used to decide if variations in bond lengths arise from the bond topology, from the steric strains resulting from having to fit the atoms and bonds into Euclidian space, or from anisotropic electronic effects.
The absorption peak at 1,608 cmay may be assigned to the amide I bond of proteins arising from carbonyl stretching in proteins, and the peak at 3,410 cm−1 is assigned to OH stretching in alcohols and phenolic compounds.
However, Jacobsen's thiourea catalyst 4 k, 4d with its increased hydrogen-bond-donor ability arising from the thiourea moiety, 12 resulted in a significant increase in enantioselectivity whilst maintaining a short reaction time and high diastereoselectivity; the major diastereomeric product 3 a was obtained in 90 % ee and >98 2 d.r.
The sentiment was we shall not be moved and the bond scheme arose from that episode.
