Sentence examples for intermolecular aggregation from inspiring English sources
As a result, the intermolecular aggregation was greatly inhibited in the solid state, being beneficial for suppressing the fluorescence quenching.
Thermal transitions involving both core contraction and intermolecular aggregation have been observed for all the copolymers in this study.
Additionally, molecular dynamics simulations illustrate that the increased intermolecular interaction energy induced by preferable electron-donating groups aggravates the intermolecular aggregation.
The results showed that intermolecular aggregation characteristic of N-acetylated chitosans with low DD may help in forming bridge to interact with bacterial cell.
The two dyes showed good photoelectric properties, and the saddle-shaped structure of the tetraindole unit was found to be favorable for preventing intermolecular aggregation and enhancing the photovoltage.
Due to a complex interplay between hydrophobic attraction and Coulomb interactions, 'proteinlike' polyelectrolytes can readily adopt stable spherical-shaped globular conformations and can be protected against large-scale intermolecular aggregation in selective (poor) solvents.
High polydispersity of the samples, formation of intermolecular aggregations and branching are the problems more frequently invoked to explain the experimental results.
Thioflavin T fluorescence and atomic force microscopy studies support the notion that the structural transition is associated with cross-β-intermolecular aggregation and formation of non-fibrillar oligomers.
The calculated geometries indicate that these dyes show good steric hindrance effect which is advantage to inhibit the close intermolecular π π aggregation effectively.
The calculated geometries indicate that these dyes are all noncoplanar, which can help to inhibit the close intermolecular π π aggregation effectively.
Conformational diseases are a group of disorders caused by aberrant intermolecular interactions, aggregation and deposition of proteins (1).
