Sentence examples for bonding 1 from inspiring English sources

Mobile colloids of particular size of 0.20 < d < 0.45 μm were found to be the main carrier of the soil available B. The character of B release from the colloids indicated at least two forms of B bonding: (1) easy-exchangeable, which is pH-dependent, and (2) firmly-bound B-organic complexes.

OA is a capping agent forming strong covalent bonding [1] to cobalt and prevents deep oxidation as well as major particle growth.

It was known that the interface bonding may lead to either an insulating layer (silicate bonding) or conductive layer (silicide bonding)[1, 2].

One of our goals was to examine the accessibility of the sulfur atom in the amino acid methionine through halogen bonding [1].

Although SE adhesives are easier to apply and commonly less technique-sensitive than ER versions [2], it has been shown that both techniques may lead to appropriates dental bonding [1],[2].

The Raman spectrum of Figure 2b shows that the fabricated single nanowire is materialized with doped PANI presenting the peaks on 1,590 cm-1 (C = C bonding), 1,480 cm-1 (C = N bonding), 1,431 cm-1 (C-C stretching), 1,220 cm-1 (C-N stretching), 1,165 cm-1 (in-plane C-H bending), 840 cm-1 (amine deform), 779 cm-1 (ring deform), and 750 cm-1 (imine deform) [25].

In orthodontics, indirect bonding technique offers numerous advantages over direct bonding [1], such as chair time saving, a more precise bracket placement [2] [4] and removal of flash to the bracket bases [5],[6] which can promote plaque and calculus formation [7].

The [Cu(L DMF] complex is stabilized by intramolecular hydrogen bonding N1H⋯N2 and by intermolecular hydrogen bonding N1H⋯O4.

Bonding failures[9] and wire fractures[10] are other significant problems.

Hydrogen constitutes nearly half of all atoms in protein molecules and plays an important role in controlling the folding kinetics and in stabilizing the native state through hydrophobic interactions and hydrogen bonding [1], [2], [3], [4].

Pivalate groups "frame" the structure, all bonding 2.1.1.