Sentence examples for molecular sieving effect from inspiring English sources

The study shows that the rigid 'slit-shaped' CMS pore structure can enable a strong molecular sieving effect to effectively distinguish the size and shape difference between N2 and CH4.

The micropores on HZIF-8 nanosphere shell have a molecular sieving effect, which enhances diffusion selectivity of water molecules.

The obtained zeolite membrane showed a molecular sieving effect for the permeation of gaseous xylene and diethylbenzene isomers.

A molecular sieving effect was observed for a certain interlayer gap range, in which the energetically unfavorable smaller gas atoms were better stored in the CNS.

Porous material systems are attractive for dye-sensitized solar cells (DSC) as they provide tunable pore size and highly specific surface area with additional advantage of molecular sieving effect and high reactivity.

Above 600 °C, the strong emergence of ultramicroporosity (<7 Å) as evidenced by WAXD and CO2 adsorption studies elicits a prominent molecular sieving effect, yielding gas separation performance well above the permeability-selectivity trade-off curves of polymeric membranes.

We design a nitrogen/hydrogen modified graphene nanopore and conduct a transient non-equilibrium molecular dynamics simulation on its molecular sieving effects.

Helium is used to minimize adsorption via the molecular sieve effect that can occur during gas shale porosity measurements.

Such ultramicropores can not be detected by traditional adsorption of nitrogen at 77 K because of a molecular sieve blocking effect.

In effect, the design of conventional Western blotting decouples pore-size demands required for effective molecular sieving during polyacrylamide gel electrophoresis (PAGE) from specifications for effective probing.

The high adsorption performance can be attributed to a synergistic effect between molecular sieving, the hydrophobicity of the non-oxide nanochannels in the membrane, and the charge interaction between the solute and the membrane.