Sentence examples for ether group in from inspiring English sources
It appears that Diol-HPEI prominently outperforms HPG because the tertiary amine group may be more competent than the ether group in terms of their protonation capability.
ATR-FTIR investigations showed that the decomposition of the ether group in the middle of side chain corresponds well with the detection of a TFA product.
Results are discussed according to the nature of the electrophore, the position of the ether group in the molecule and the proton availability of organic solvent.
Higher interaction of CMC with carboxymethyl ether group in the sodium salt form (–O CH2 COO−Na+) and basic nature of BGP decrease the concentration of H+ ions, which in turn result in pH increase of the polymer solution.
The region between 1631 1735 cm-1 corresponded to C = O stretching (amide I) and the peak at 895 cm-1 suggested the presence of an ether group in the film.
A novel Jeffamine based Quaternary Ammonium Iodide (JQAI) melt which contains ether group in backbone were designed and synthesized as non-volatile iodide resource for fabrication of dye sensitized solar cells.
At a high loading, the ether groups in the polyimide chains exhibit a significant effect on plasticization.
The concentration of hydroxyl or ether groups in the plasma polymer was higher than expected, which affected the retained COOH functionality.
The introduction of electron donating ether groups in the bipyridine ligand induced a negative shift of the Ru III)/(II) redox couple.
This work concerns amorphous poly ethylene oxide) (PEO) rubbery electrolytes with new lithium salts, LiN CF3CO 2 and Li[CF3SO2N(CH2)3OCH3] (LiMPSA), which contain carbonyl or ether groups in their anions.
These findings indicate significant effects of the G50 interfactant layer with respect to directing the adsorption of graphene oxide nano-sheets towards a face-to-substrate adsorption geometry, favoring adsorbates from huge GO sheets with the cyclic ether groups on the sheet surface oriented towards the linear aliphatic ether groups in the adsorbate layer formed by the amphiphilic polymer G50.
