Sentence examples for chemists to create from inspiring English sources
Boskus worked with polymer chemists to create a plastic with lubricant additives to lower the friction, introducing the latest formula in 2008.
The technique, called palladium-catalysed cross-coupling, was easier to carrier out than previous methods and the Nobel committee cited it as "one of the most sophisticated tools available to chemists today (and) vastly improved the possibilities of chemists to create sophisticated chemicals".
This finding, along with a few other papers last year, emphasizes the importance of electrostatic interactions for protein stability, he says, and will enable protein chemists to create more stable protein-based drugs.
The method is robust, general, and easily extensible, and it allows the medicinal chemist to create designs that represent the best compromise between several, often conflicting, objectives.
Her first employees included her husband, who handled the legal and financial matters relating to the business; a chemist to create a line of basic skin care products; and a sales force of nine of her friends" (The Pink Producers1981).
Here's a quick rundown from the Nobel Foundation: Chemists used to create models of molecules using plastic balls and sticks.
As a news release explained it, "Chemists used to create models of molecules using plastic balls and sticks," but "today the modeling is carried out in computers," thanks in part to work done in the 1970s by the three new laureates.
To make artemisinin from artemisinic acid, chemists need to create the bridge by introducing reactive oxygen molecules called singlet oxygen.
So the challenge for chemists is to create syngas from renewables more cheaply than current sources can match.
Every medicinal chemist has to create chemical patterns occasionally for querying databases, applying filters or describing functional groups.
Why Julio, I asked, is it not possible for your chemist brethren to create some pills that actually live up to their name?
