Sentence examples for interaction of solvent from inspiring English sources
The interaction of solvent with polymer matrix can be described by wettability (or contact angle α).
The effect of the solvent is attributed to various factors, which include solubility of hydrogen, thermodynamic interaction of solvent with reactants and products, competitive adsorption of solvent, etc.
In this context, some subtle factors, for example the acid base properties of the solvent mixtures and the interaction of solvent molecules with the organic host, may be essential for the successful crystallization of the material in the solid state.
Such theoretical work based on statistical molecular mechanics lacks the assessment of the specific solvent segment interactions for which the interaction of solvent with hydrogen-bonded residues in the branches of the dendrons may serve as an example.
In our experiments, transverse relaxation rates of the trifluoroacetic acid resonance were not significantly affected by any of the leachate samples (data not shown), indicating that dipolar interactions of solvent separated species were insufficient to induce rapid NMR relaxation.
Selection of proper solvent is the key to a successful extraction, and consideration should be given to the microwave-absorbing properties of the solvent, the interaction of the solvent with the matrix, and the analyte solubility in the solvent.
Columns headed "All" display the propensities of all polar residues forming the indicated interaction (regardless of solvent accessibility or conservation).
This is a result of enhanced wetting and interaction of the solvent with the SMC substrate, confirmed by contact angle and gravimetric swelling studies.
The quantity of precipitated asphaltenes is directly correlated with the energy of the intermolecular interaction of the solvent.
Furthermore, a direct interaction of the solvent molecules with the enzyme active sites can be assumed.
This is due to the surface energy of each facet being different which causes the interaction of the solvent being favored or disfavored.
