The phrase 'highly conjugated' is not a correct and usable phrase in written English
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Its strong visible absorption arises from its highly conjugated polymeric structure.
Highly conjugated compounds with good absorption bands in long wavelength UV and visible region are presented.
Curcumin possesses an attractive chemical structure with highly conjugated diferuloylmethane core.
Highly conjugated system was exhibited due to strong absorption at 319, 290 and 220 nm in UV spectrum.
The highly conjugated polymeric structure of polyaniline produces new nanoscale phenomena that are not accessible with current inorganic systems.
Highly conjugated molecular units are sequentially assembled within the electrode gap by selective design of the molecular end group chemistry.
Since this cysteine is located within a highly conserved domain, we considered that a modification with a highly charged conjugated aromatic system as represented by Alexa 488 could easily disturb the complex interaction of vimentin molecules during assembly which is driven both by charge and hydrophobic interactions between the rods and heads [15], [27].
The nanoparticles were prepared by precipitation of highly fluorescent conjugated polymers and doped with rhodamine derivatives [15].
Highly emissive conjugated compounds containing pyridine (or pyrimidine) and cyano ligands have been synthesized by palladium-catalyzed cross-coupling reaction.
The special biological and chemical functions of chlorophylls are determined by their molecular structures, containing highly delocalized conjugated molecular orbitals (Figs. 1 and 2).
For second harmonic generation (SHG), well-established inorganic crystals are now in direct competition with more efficient organic molecular crystals, made of highly polarizable conjugated molecules suitably packed to build up a noncentrosymmetrical structure.
