Sentence examples for hydrogen layer from inspiring English sources

For the purpose of generating Universal SMILES, two non-standard InChI options are used: FixedH (include fixed hydrogen layer) and RecMet (reconnect disconnected metals).

The FixedH option appends an additional fixed hydrogen layer (/f) to InChI, adding to the identifier the ability to distinguish tautomers.

The hydrogen layer, in which hydrogen atoms are added to all heavy atoms where a valence is perceived to be unsatisfied if the hydrogens are not already declared.

As the thickness of the liquid hydrogen layer increases up to about half an inch, the flux of cold neutrons also increases.

Once FixedH is used, a fixed hydrogen layer (/f) is added to the InChI when mobile hydrogens are present, and the auxiliary information contains a corresponding /F section describing the correspondence between the input atom order and the canonical labels.

The InChI normalises all (supported) tautomers to the same representation, and stores the normalised information in the mobile hydrogen layer of the InChI which describes how one or more hydrogens is shared between a set of heteroatoms.

First discovered decades ago, NaSt1 (nicknamed Nasty 1) was identified as a "Wolf-Rayet" star type, which is a star that has lost its outer hydrogen layers.

As a result, the companion star begins to gain mass and the original star loses its hydrogen layers, leaving an exposed and incredibly bright helium core remaining.

The fixed-hydrogen layer describes fixed positions of mobile hydrogen atoms; therefore, it can be used to distinguish between some tautomers.

Layers represent: empirical formula, the very first layer after the prefix "InChI=1/", in this example "C10H16N5O13P3"; skeletal connections '/c'; hydrogens layer '/h' (indicating positions of immoveable and sharing of moveable Hs); charge layer '/q'; protonation/deprotonation '/p'/p

Most probably, the magnetic field is generated similarly to that of Jupiter – by currents in the liquid metallic-hydrogen layer called a metallic-hydrogen dynamo.