Sentence examples for molecules to diffuse from inspiring English sources

The pores within the ZnO-CuO mesocrystal provide direct diffusion channels for gas molecules to diffuse and contribute to fast adsorption/desorption at the interface, which is ideal for reducing the response/recovery time in gas sensing.

Therefore, lower diffusion coefficients indicate difficulties for molecules to diffuse within the surrounding conditions, matching the present results.

After that, it takes longer and longer for water molecules to diffuse through to the dry cement inside.

Besides providing a medium for biological molecules to diffuse, water trapped in hydrogels plays a fundamental mechanical role.

The challenge is finding a material that is clear, strong, flexible and allows molecules to diffuse into and out of the interior of the eye.

In these cases special holes in the membrane, called channels, allow specific ions and small molecules to diffuse directly through the bilayer.

Their work provides an experimental framework to study nuclear proteins with mobility ranging from chromatin-bound H2B molecules to diffusing Dendra2 molecules as a general method for studying nuclear dynamics at the single molecule level.

Assuming a reasonable diffusion constant, it would take only ∼10s for a cdr2p molecule to diffuse across the cell, before becoming homogeneously distributed in the cytoplasm.

The characteristic property that determines this speed is called diffusivity i.e., the ability of a molecule to diffuse through a sea of other molecules.

This finding reconciles with the lowering of the enthalpy of the lipid phase transition and the ability of the molecule to diffuse across membranes.

One of the rate limiting aspects of the puromycin reaction is the requirement for this small molecule to diffuse into the A-site of ribosomes that are pre-loaded with peptidyl-tRNA.