Sentence examples for coordinating abilities from inspiring English sources

Different anion coordinating abilities lead to two kinds of infinite chains in [{Ag(L)}(ClO4)]∞ (1) and [{Ag(L)(NO3)}·CH3CN]∞ (2), in which ligand L exhibits different coordinating modes.

The computational results indicate that our designed complexes 2a-2c, which possess modified ligands with electron-donating or withdrawing alkyl substituents on N3, increased the distributions of dx2-y2 and decreased that of the dyz compared to 2. Their coordinating abilities were therefore enhanced, with the kr values being 1.34, 22.70, and 0.16 times that of 2 for 2a, 2b and 2c, respectively.

You would want to pick two analogous colors if you aren't sure about your coordinating abilities.

The coordinating ability of Ag(I) ions enables further attachment of the above-mentioned carboxylic acids onto the surface (Material D) and other neutral antimicrobials (Material E).

This difference in coordinating ability is clearly correlated with the observation that non-dithiocarbamate structures are more likely to form high-dimensional supramolecular architectures.

It was shown that the ionic liquids anions have coordinating ability and the basicity order found was: NTf2− < OTf− < BF4−, in agreement with previous findings.

It appears that the nature of the polymer is important in determining the level of ionic conductivity, possibly due to differences in polymer coordinating ability or differences in Tg.

Not only the rigidity of the organic ligand and complexes structures, but also the coordinating ability between rare earth ions and ligand played a crucial role in the stability of the complexes.

In this context, we fine tuned the coordinating ability of these ligands by incorporating pendant hemi-labile functionalities on phosphorus centers which resulted in the isolation of several interesting molecules.

Especially, effects of donor atoms O/S on adsorption were investigated, and the outcomes indicate that the difference in coordinating ability between the donor atoms is weakened in large conjugated systems, and the related functional groups with originally very strong coordination abilities may not be the best choice for the application in selective adsorption of uranium and also other metals.

The process C3 can be assigned to the reduction of copper complexes formed in the verdigris grain/binder boundary which presumably forms an ionomeric coverage around the pigment grains (different to that promoted electrochemically in the process C1) as a result of the coordinating ability of the proteinaceous fraction.