Sentence examples for molecules which resulted from inspiring English sources

The results suggested that CLC could not form the compact film network with gelatin molecules, which resulted in no difference in film thickness.

This was attributed to the interaction between CLC and the gelatin molecules, which resulted in a modification to the protein network in the film.

To achieve ionization, an electric field was applied above and below the soaked photo electrode to accelerate the dye molecules, which resulted in faster dye-adsorption.

Also, it seems that at higher concentrations (C > 200 wppm), the extensional force from the turbulent flow was distributed among a larger number of molecules, which resulted in a lower number of chain scissions and higher DR stability.

It was also reported that the unit crystal structure and the crystal packing change in Alq3 when it hosts small solvent molecules, which resulted in a small red shift in the fluorescence spectra [3].

Based on the structures and biodata of previous PETT analogs, 3D-QSAR (CoMFA) study has been performed with a training set consisting of 60 molecules, which resulted in a reliable computational model with q2 = 0.657, SPRESS = 0.957, r2 = 0.938, and standard error of estimation (SEE) = 0.270 with the number of partial least square (PLS) components being 5.

For example, the h+ and e− react with water and O2 molecules, which results in hydroxyl radicals (·OH) and superoxide radical ion (·O2−), respectively.

Spn-VI and Stz-I agree in the complete set of H-bond interactions between their respective type-A molecules, which result in a nov net (Figure 4a).

In this method, interlayer force decreases due to the intercalation of ionic or organic molecules, which results in a decrease in energy required for exfoliation [96, 97].

These may be due to increase in hydrophobic interaction between MB molecules which results from shielding their intermolecular repulsion and slightly endothermic dissolution of NaCl in water.

The direct action produces disruption of sensitive molecules in the cells, whereas the indirect effects (∼70%) result from its interaction with water molecules, which results in the production of highly reactive free radicals such as ·OH, ·H, and eaq− and their subsequent action on subcellular structures.