Sentence examples for by the functional group from inspiring English sources
Polyamides may be made from a dicarboxylic acid and a diamine or from an amino acid that is able to undergo self-condensation, or its lactam, characterized by the functional group −CONH− in a ring, such as ε-caprolactam.
The drug-loading content was influenced by the functional group because part of the amino group on the backbone of NPs were consumed by the modifications of mPEG or/and FA and MMC was coupled to NPs through the amino group on the surface of NPs, so the mPEG-FA-NPs had a low drug loading efficiency.
The results suggest that the toxicity to cells is caused by the functional group of phenolic aldehyde, similar to furfural and HMF, rather than aromatic groups or phenolic hydroxyl groups.
The ethanologenic bacterium Z. mobilis ZM4 degrades phenolic aldehydes into their corresponding phenolic alcohols forms, and the toxicity of phenolic aldehydes to cell growth and ethanol fermentation is caused by the functional group of phenolic aldehyde rather than the phenolic aromatic ring.
Different catalyst synthesis procedures were investigated and compared by varying the functional group incorporation method, platinum loading, reducing agent, etc.
Comparison of cellulose modification on the structure and properties was carried out by monitoring the functional group variation, thermal behavior, surface morphology, and crystallinity through FT-IR, TGA, SEM, and XRD, respectively.
The investigations revealed that the solubility is determined not only by the functional groups on the MWCNT, but also by the functionalized amorphous carbon generated during the digestion of the nanotubes.
The observed morphology could have been facilitated by the functional groups along the CNT walls.
The pseudocapacitance could be induced by the functional groups and the remaining catalyst.
The most important characteristics of the sample surface are determined by the functional groups present in the surface layer.
The thermoresponsive behaviour of PNIPAM can be significantly altered by the functional groups present in the protein.
