Sentence examples for molecules and light from inspiring English sources

TEM analysis showed that highly ordered macropores were produced, enabling better penetration and interaction of molecules and light in the deepest part of the active catalyst, resulting in enhancement of the photocatalytic rate.

That's because they are coated with a layer of vertically aligned molecules, and light reflecting off water is polarized horizontally.

These proteins represent a large class of cell-surface molecules that act as stimulus receptors, including receptors for neurotransmitters, hormones, growth factors, odor molecules, and light [ 62].

Endo-GPCRs, i.e. those GPCRs that have a demonstrated or putative endogenous ligand, represent about one fourth of all GPCRs; the remaining ones are activated by odorants, pheromones, gustatory molecules and light.

When light is incident on a photosensitizing molecule and light absorption occurs, the molecule is excited from the singlet ground state (S0) to the singlet excited state (S 1 * ).

The results obtained are envisioned to be further improved by optimizing the absorption of the molecule and light management in the device which can push the efficiency even further.

A porous silicon layers of ~100-nm thick and of 60%% porosity were grown electrochemically on p-base side to ensure access of foreign molecules and testing light.

Therefore, low JSC and η are related to less absorption of dye molecules and insufficient light harvesting from the ZnO nanocombs thin-film electrodes.

When they powered up the device, the same-spin excitation states generated in the organic material jumped onto the phosphorescent molecules; then they quickly transformed into opposite-spin states that jumped onto the dye molecules and produced light.

The strong cooperative folding and unfolding transitions of the RNAs observed in the experiments and in our simulations arise from the interaction of the molecules and the light trap.

When the sun throws charged particles into space, waves of them invariably collide with the outer layer of the Earth's atmosphere, known as the thermosphere, where they strike gas molecules and release light.