Sentence examples for intermolecular interaction that from inspiring English sources
The existence of four herringbone DIP molecules in DIP crystal has initiated small intermolecular interaction that reduced the energy gap by ~ 0.092 eV, where the mean energy gap values of DIP is ~ 1.398 eV (exclude BLYP and B3LYP).
Besides the intermolecular interaction that occurred between starch and CMC, the decrease in water solubility as a function of CMC concentration could be due to the reduction of the starch concentration itself (as shown in Table 1) in the blended films.
This is a weak intermolecular interaction that can be overcome with slight temperature increases.
Interestingly, we observe that Pdc1 and Edc3 are able to engage in an indefinite network of intermolecular interaction that results in the formation of an oil-like droplet phase, as we observed for Dcp2 and Edc3.
This is further stabilized by the Br···Br intermolecular interactions that hold the anionic network.
The results of molecular simulations provided insights into underlying intermolecular interactions that control rheological behavior.
Such plots ultimately identify and quantify the blend of intermolecular interactions that occur between solutes and solvents/phases.
Nevertheless, the fidelity of folding is imperfect, leading to off‐pathway intermolecular interactions that compete with proper folding and to consequent formation of thermodynamically stable aggregates.
Crystal morphology modelling and geometric lattice matching calculations were employed to gain insight into the intermolecular interactions that may influence the mechanical properties of theophylline and mannitol.
The herringbone molecular arrangement of DIP crystal has influenced the electronic properties by triggering the intermolecular interactions that reduced the energy gaps between HOMO and LUMO of the crystal.
Our free-energy simulations suggest possible structural details of such semiclosed LBD conformations, including intra- and intermolecular interactions that serve as alternatives to those in the cleft-closed conformations.
