Sentence examples for larger coordination from inspiring English sources
A larger coordination with water is probably due to a peculiar corrugation of the exposed surface of this species.
The Ni/SiO2 prepared with the two-step method had larger coordination number of Ni with silica support in the initial stage of in situ monitoring than that of INi catalyst, which showed the coexistence of Ni nuclei and Ni reservoir.
The cation B must be one that can adopt six-coordination and A is a cation that normally adopts a larger coordination number, generally between eight and twelve, depending on the nature of the twists in the BX3 framework.
We confirm that lattices with large coordination numbers provide better fits to protein structures.
This coordination-induced assembly process can proceed repeatedly until the depletion of reactants in the solution, resulting in the formation of large coordination polymers having a porous structure.
Nonetheless for lattice geometries with a large coordination number, self-consistently solving the impurity problem can yield an accurate approximate solution to the original Hubbard problem.
Urban management is a complex process, which requires a sizeable information base and a large coordination between the actors who are managing the city.
This difficulty combined with large coordination requirements means that is even more important to properly design collaborative tools, because they have the potential to simplify this situation and facilitate the coordination of work.
Herein, we report the controlled assembly of gold nanospheres into well-defined nanoparticle clusters with large coordination numbers (up to 7) and high symmetry.
(4) H ˆ = − 2 J (S ˆ 1 S ˆ 2 + S ˆ 1 S ˆ 3 + S ˆ 2 S ˆ 3 ) What is most fascinating here is that the solvothermal technique results in the largest coordination mode yet found for a tea3− ligand, 7.3.3.3.1.
The Na-based electrolytes display larger cation coordination shells with a more pronounced presence of fluorine as compared to the Li-based electrolytes.
