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In addition, SAXS analysis of the bulk material reveals the formation of different highly ordered structures demonstrating complex hydrogen bonding of these unsymmetrical materials.

If the concept of the participation of d orbitals in the bonding of these compounds is valid, it would account for the fact that boron, which has no available d orbitals, does not form five- and six-coordinate compounds.

The generation and subsequent bonding of these three new dyes (a yellow, a red, and a blue) with fibres has a common basis, namely, the reactivity of chlorine on a triazine ring.

The approach to solve the issues with low molecular weight electroactive species noted in the literature to date often involves covalent bonding of these compounds to polymeric backbones.

Comparative studies of composite coatings (35% VDF-TeFE) and calcium phosphate coatings produced using micro-arc oxidation, demonstrated comparable results for strength of bonding of these FINs with trabecular bones (~ 530 MPa).

Fiber-Reinforced Polymer (FRP) composites are increasingly being considered for the rehabilitation of deteriorating and/or under-strength concrete structural components and assemblies through the external bonding of these materials to concrete.

Because carbon-to-carbon and carbon-to-hydrogen bonds are extremely strong and the charge of the electrons in these covalent bonds is spread more or less evenly over the bonded atoms, hydrocarbons that contain only single bonds of these two types are not very reactive.

The morphology of glycine crystals grown on SAM surfaces depends on the structure of the nucleating glycine layer, which, in turn, depends on the H-bonding of these molecules with the SAM surface.

The terrestrial crust is held together by the strong silicon-oxygen bonds of these tetrahedrons.

The hydrolysis of the ester bond of these chromogenic compounds leads to a colour change, which can be readily monitored.

The long-term bonds of these countries, he notes, are little more than "highly risky assets which are disguised as safe havens".