Sentence examples for molecule loses one from inspiring English sources

As the wheel turns, the molecule loses one of its phosphate groups, becoming a diphosphate molecule, ADP, and at that point it releases energy; then, as the wheel turns further, another phosphate group joins ADP, and the potent ATP is restored.

(B ) The crystal structure of methylated Norrin (pink and magenta)–Fz4CRD (cyan) forms a 2 1 complex, which loses one molecule of Fz4CRD during crystal lattice formation.

In the case of β-oxidation, 3,4-dihydroxybutyryl-CoA loses one molecule of acetyl-CoA to produce glycolyl-CoA that can be catabolized to produce formate from its α-carbon.

The complex with two acetonitriles loses one guest molecule upon heating at 110 °C for 3 days, but the escape of the second acetonitrile was not observed.

Whenever a molecule is transferred into the vibrational excited state, the Stokes pulse gains a photon, whereas the Pump pulse loses one, dictated by energy conservation.

In the study published this month, Graves and his UC Berkeley colleagues showed that plasmas generated by brief sparks in air next to a container of water turned the water about as acidic as vinegar and created a cocktail of highly reactive, ionized molecules – molecules that have lost one or more electrons and thus are eager to react with other molecules.

When one molecule loses an electron, another will acquire it, and the molecule that gains an electron is said to be reduced.

This further supports the DFT prediction that a single TBP molecule is likely to lose one electron upon adsorption on Au(111).

Alternatively, the fragment ion 5c can also produce the daughter fragment ion 5e (m/z 183, 12%) by losing one molecule of SO3.

Precursor ion 8a can lose one molecule of HCl to yield its daughter ion 8d (m/z 207, 10%), which subsequently produces the fragment ions 8c and 8e by releasing chloroethyne or Cl2.

Unlike other macrolide members, ERY can be inactivated easily by gastric acid to form dehydrated erythromycin (ERY-H2O) by losing one molecule of water (McArdell et al. 2003).