Sentence examples for density of bonds from inspiring English sources

Also there could be either one or multiple peaks in one curve (Fig. 5E), which was determined by the functional groups available on the tip and the density of bonds formed in the contact area.

Figure 3 shows the distributions of the various densities of bonds with respect to the depth in reference to the initial surface.

Wei Dong et al. explained the undercutting mechanism on {110} surface by comparing the density of break bonds (i.e. dangling bonds) at convex corner and {111} surface [86].

Moreover, because of the difference in the density of dangling bonds and structure of back bonds, the etching rate of Si(100) or Si(110) was two orders of magnitude faster than that of Si(111) in alkaline solution [11, 12].

Calculation of the density of double bonds in the mitochondrial membranes (double bond index, DBI; and peroxidizability index, PI) is described in the online Supporting Information.

The appearance of parallel/perpendicular lamellae-in-lamellae depends on the strength of hydrogen-bonding interactions related to the density of hydrogen bonds and the characteristic lengths of the Yukawa potentials.

With two dangling bonds on each silicon atom, the (100) plane has the highest density of dangling bonds compared with the other crystal planes.

Now it is obvious that the formation of small {112} facets in III V NWs decreases density of dangling bonds with respect to NWs without {112} facets because some V atoms at edges with multiple dangling bonds are eliminated.

The density of double bonds on the surface controlled the orientation of polystyrene brush or film.

"Sully" bases Eastwood's own political imagination, his sense of civic duty, of shared responsibility for the general well-being, on Sully's awareness of the unbreakable, fear-based density of the bonds that link him to everyone and anyone where an airplane flies.

The melting points of solution grown crystals of this even-even nylon series decrease with decreasing linear density of hydrogen bonds.