Sentence examples for bonds of this polymer from inspiring English sources
Because the redox reaction of conductive main-chain polyaniline occurs in the same potential range as that of the side-chain disulfide bonds of this polymer, the Li/PAPOD test cell displays a charge capacity of 230 mAh g−1-cathode and an energy density of 460 mWh g−1-cathode, which is about 2 3 times higher than those of inorganic intercalation compounds.
The chemical bonding of this polymer beads comprised benzene ring which makes it more resilient at high temperature.
Ultrafast X-ray measurements revealed a separation of carbon and hydrogen from the bonds of the polymer chain molecules, and the subsequent formation of nanodiamonds.
On the other hand, probably some of the bonds of the polymer were decomposed at the 1st min of sonication; as a result, tensile strength was decreased.
In spectrum B, the presence of an intense band at 1,735/cm was assigned to the ν(C = O) stretching vibrational mode of the ester bonds of the polymer.
This phase transition reflects competing hydrogen-bonding properties, where intra- and intermolecular hydrogen bonding of the polymer molecules are favorable compared to the solubilization of the polymers by water.
We employed "delta chemical shift (|ΔδBE|)" as the scale of "deviation of the bonding electrons, i.e., the degree of ionic nature of carbon carbon bond" of the polymer main chain.
21 22 Several mechanisms have been implicated in the various drawbacks of the first generation stents, including thicker stent struts and hypersensitivity reaction to the polymer (due to non-uniform coating of the polymer, webbing and bonding of the polymer surface, and polymer delamination) leading to inflammation, delayed healing, late stent malapposition, restenosis, and thrombosis.
The formation of honeycomb-like patterns in the polymer films resulted from strong hydrogen bonding of the polymers to water droplets on the surfaces of substrates, with subsequent self-organization and phase separation.
