Sentence examples for hydrated surfaces from inspiring English sources
De Leeuw and Parker (1998) estimated the energies of pure and hydrated surfaces and found that hydration does not stabilize the carbonate-terminated {001} surface and less so the calcium-terminated {110} surface (Table 1).
Such adhesion events usually occur between mechanically compliant and hydrated surfaces.
Comparison of two hydrated surfaces with molecularly and dissociatively adsorbed H2O showed a significantly lower potential energy for the former.
The obvious question to ask is "why do these types of filaments use or even require a surface in contrast to independent filaments that spontaneously assemble to form higher order structures?" For filaments to form, subunits have to come together to form a joint interface, burying hydrated surfaces.
Nanoparticles in the aqueous environment have hydrated surfaces.
Thus, the EPS independent single-cell S motility described in this report could possibly promote rapid exploratory movement of colonies over newly hydrated surfaces.
In the case of hydration of PEC matrix tablets (F2) in acidic medium (pH 1.2), the outer hydrated surface layer formed around the tablets could be seen visually to possess a very different consistency from that of the tablets hydrated in alkaline medium (pH 6.8).
The powder is processed using acetonitrile to dissolve the oxidized and hydrated surface layers.
Representative molecular systems (a complex between nitrobenzene and the hydrated surface of clay minerals, a complex of guanosine phosphate with a hydrated magnesium cation, and a fullerene molecule) have been investigated.
The developed methodologies allowed to design and fabricate nanometer scale CMD layers with well-controlled surface structure, which are very difficult to characterize in aqueous environments using present instrumentations and highly hydrated surface layers.
This formulation strategy lead to a stable siRNA condensation and full compaction of gene material, moreover the PEG coverage generated a homogeneous hydrated surface, well described by the "phase" AFM approach.
