Sentence examples for chemical role from inspiring English sources
Salt also has a chemical role.
At the same time, the gadolinium nitrate played the same chemical role as saltpeter -- or, more properly, potassium nitrate.
As defined by the Chemical Entities of Biological Interest (ChEBI [41]), each molecule can have one or multiple roles (application, chemical role, and/or biological role).
The fragments are generally strongly overlapping and are generated for all parts of a molecule without considering their potential chemical role.
The peculiar issue of this technique is the active chemical role of the metal droplet, which catalyzes the cracking of the precursor molecule in such a way that elemental atoms are formed under the gold droplet, and the interaction with the overall substrate is quite absent.
We use a strained flame model with detailed kinetics to show that the strained consumption speed of oxy-flames is lower than that of air-flames, mainly due to the chemical role of CO2, and hence laminar flame properties cannot explain the difference between the two flames in the turbulent case.
Most of the seismic moments released by global earthquakes occur along subduction zones, where fluids play important mechanical and chemical roles in seismic faulting.
Loh et al. reported the chemical roles of graphene and graphene oxide (GO) in guiding stem cells towards specific cell lineages.
For instance, the ChEBI ontology [15] provides a sub-ontology for chemical roles, in addition to the structure-based sub-ontology.
This review paper describes the steric effects along with chemical roles (radical scavenging and metal ion chelation) of proteins and their structurally modified derivatives as potential interface-building materials for oxidatively stable meat emulsions.
Structural scaffolds not only provide the cells with a mechanical support, but also perform an interactive physico-chemical role in tissue regeneration, thus it becomes important to be able to tune their mechanical properties to deliver appropriate mechanical signals to adhered cells for proper tissue regeneration.
