Sentence examples for molecules joined together from inspiring English sources

Organic chemist Ben Feringa at Groningen and his co-workers used an existing light-switchable unit called azobenzene, which consists of two benzene molecules joined together by two nitrogen atoms linked by a double chemical bond.

Recombination of such linear fragments will produce branched molecules that will not enter the gel and, if these branched molecules include linear molecules joined together by Holliday junctions, cleavage-ligation of the junctions can regenerate linear DNA fragments (see Figure 6).

The various sugars and starches, refined or raw, and complex carbs (about like 2 sugar molecules joined together), plus fats and proteins all turn to energy, sugar -- while your body burns some of your stored fat or some muscle protein so: eat that protein.

This precipitation happens because the anthracene molecules join together in pairs, or dimers, which are no longer soluble.

Trehalose is a non-reducing disaccharide in which two glucose molecules are joined together by a glycosidic -(1 1) bond.

In this paper, revised model − in space group P21/c − is given for the crystal structure of 1-aminanthraquinone. 1-Aminoantaquinone molecules are joined together in infinite chains by NH⋯O hydrogen bonds and stacked by face-to-face π−π and CH⋯π interactions thus creating layers and the characteristic herring-bone motif.

In particular, John is researching environmentally benign biopolymers, or substances made up of small molecules chemically joined together, to improve the stability of dispersants so that oil particles remain separated in ocean water for long periods.

The two strands of the molecule are joined together by weak chemical bonds between the nucleotide bases of the individual strands.

It is an example of a polymer, which is a large molecule made up of many smaller molecules (monomers), usually joined together in a linear fashion.

In this way thousands of molecules can be joined together, or copolymerized, to produce very long chainlike ethylene-propylene and ethylene-propylene-diene molecules.

In both starch and cellulose, molecules of glucose are joined together with concomitant elimination of a molecule of water for every linkage formed.nC6H12O6 → −[−C6H10O5−]−n + nH2O The synthetic material nylon is another example of this type of polymer.