Sentence examples for changes of polymers from inspiring English sources

Morphological changes of polymers produced significant changes in the optical properties.

The evolution of impedance spectra was correlated with changes of polymer morphology during various heating and cooling runs.

The results suggest that conformational changes of polymer chains always take place before the start of changes in the characteristic FT-IR peaks of the crystalline phase.

Current theories take into account the conformational changes of polymer molecules caused by flow, and provide a description of the unusual behavior of macromolecules during chromatographic separation.

A new method based on the potential dependence of light reflection is proposed for studying kinetics of conformational changes of polymer chains.

The coordinative interactions and structural changes of polymer electrolytes were investigated using FT-IR spectroscopy, wide angle X-ray scattering (WAXS) and differential scanning calorimetry (DSC).

Studies of nanoparticles themselves and detailed changes of polymer structure in various scales are opening pathways for engineering flexible composites that can exploit the advantages of both polymers and nanoparticles.

This paper shows that a quartz crystal resonator is applicable to the investigation of rheological property changes of polymer blend and polymer films by the simultaneous measurement of resonant frequency and resonant resistance of the quartz crystal resonator.

The appearance of Ag-MNPs in the gel-type polymer is accompanied by their interaction with polymer chains (see Figure 2C) which results in the dramatic changes of polymer surface morphology and appearance of nanopores, wherein the diameter appears to depend on the MNP content in FMNPs (see Table 1).

The uniqueness of our idea is that the temperature-dependent conformational changes of polymer brushes can effectively alter the accessibility of the capture agent on the NanoVelcro, allowing for rapid CTC purification with desired CTC viability and molecular integrity.

The temperature-dependent conformational changes of polymer brushes can alter the accessibility of the capture agent (i.e., anti-EpCAM) on the NanoVelcro, allowing reversible switches between the "cellphilic" and "cellphobic" states of the NanoVelcro substrates.