Sentence examples for bonds attached from inspiring English sources

In this paper, graphene-based porous materials with tunable surface area were constructed by the intercalation of fluorinated graphene (FG) based on the reaction of reactive CF bonds attached to graphene sheets with various amine-terminated molecules.

Charges and radical electrons (as well as implicit hydrogens) are placed so as to minimize interference with bonds attached to the atom in question.

However, manual checks found that many of these structures did not actually contain stereo elements, i.e., structures containing up and down bonds attached to non-chiral centers.

Compounds 1 15 and 48 52 are of type U and are divided into three subclasses based on the number of double bonds attached to the aromatic nucleus.

Compounds 16 24 and 53 are of type O and the skeletons of them possess one or two double bonds attached to the aromatic nucleus.

As the sample is annealed at 450°C, 700°C, and 950°C, the H-O-H bonds, attached to Ti4+, are broken up and the negatively charged O2− takes part in the formation of new bonds with the Ti4+ ions.

Subsequently we find that activation happens only if the bonds attaching the mechanophores to the substrates are strong enough to transmit the force necessary to activate the mechanophore.

The unsaturated dangling bonds attach to La in the deposition process and form La N bonds, which is defined as residual N-related impurities.

Molecules entrapped inside the pores are released by the introduction of uncapping triggers (chemicals that cleave the bonds attaching the caps to the MSNs).

Erikson writes of two types of disaster trauma: individual trauma (a blow to the psyche that breaks through one's defences so suddenly and with such brutal force that one cannot react to it effectively) and collective trauma (a blow to the basic tissues of social life that damages the bonds attaching people together and impairs the prevailing sense of communality).

This is because the positive carbon atom of an aldehyde molecule, which always has one bond attached to the small hydrogen atom, is susceptible to attack by a nucleophilic reagent.