Sentence examples for mol from inspiring English sources

Mol, the Hungarian oil company, did this when taking over Slovnaft, its counterpart in Slovakia.

He also comments in "My Own Life" that the Treatise's lack of success "proceeded more from the manner than the matter"—more from the structure of what he said than what he said (MOL 8).

Despite his surgical deletions, it attracted enough of "a Murmour among the Zealots" (MOL 6) to fuel his lifelong reputation as an atheist and a sceptic.

The offer, which valued MOL at 2.8 trillion forints ($15.7 billion), was rebuffed by MOL'S managers and the Hungarian government.A group of private-equity investors, led by JC Flowers and Co, sought to renegotiate the terms of its proposed $25 billion buyout of SLM Corp, the student-loan company known as Sallie Mae.

Poland now seems to fear that this would merely create a company even more attractive to a Russian bidder, so the final answer may yet prove to be a three-way merger between MOL, PKN Orlen and the Austrian oil firm OMV, which owns 9.1% of MOL.

MOL, a Hungarian oil and gas company, is leading a belated consolidation of central Europe's oil industry.

For comparison, the Earth's magnetic field is about 0.00007 T. At a magnetic-field strength of 1.4 T, the energy difference between the lower and higher energy states of a 1H proton nucleus is only 0.024 J mol-1.

A link-up with MOL-Slovnaft, OMV and perhaps Unipetrol, a Czech oil group that is being privatised, might produce economies of scale and generate savings.

The energy difference is not large, about 3 kilocalories per mole (kcal/mol).

The ordering of long-chain alkanethiols is driven by the substantial gold-sulfur binding energy of approximately 160 kilojoules per mole (kJ/mol), as well as by the lateral van der Waals forces between the tethered alkyl chains (10 20 kJ/mol).

The molar heat capacity is the amount of energy required to raise the temperature of one mole of a substance by one degree; its units in the SI system are J/mol · K.