Sentence examples for more positive charges from inspiring English sources
And the bile acid-derived cationic amphiphiles with a flexible longer hydrocarbon tail and more positive charges had the highest antibacterial and antimicrobial activity.
(1) The electrostatic effect in the substituent R1 part plays a major role, and it is very important to make the first atom of R1 carrying more positive charges in order to improve the anticancer activity of the compounds.
Moreover, Co3O4-coated P25 powders have more positive charges than pure P25.
Interestingly, size stability of LPK NPs appears to be related to lipid compositions; NPs with more positive charges exhibited higher stability compared to those with less positive charges.
The carbon atoms C7, C3, C5, and C14 are highly electropositive and possess more positive charges than the other carbon atoms, and hence, the shielding is very small and appears upfield (see Table 6).
The dilution of the electrode layer just after sunrise owing to increasing turbulence transports gradually more and more positive charges over the EFM enhancing eventually PG (Marshall et al. 1999).
The higher, more positive charge is called the oxidized state, and the lower, less positive charge is called the reduced state.
This lowering occurs because Zr in ZrO2, carrying more positive charge than Ce in CeO2, interacts more strongly with the O end of NO to promote dissociation.
In such a pair A must obviously have one more positive charge (or one less negative charge) than B, but there is no other restriction on the sign or magnitude of the charges.
The bond length between Ta and F in TaCxFyOz is smallest than that of K2TaF7 and TaF5 measured by X-ray absorption fine structure (XAFS), implying much more positive charge distributed around Ta atoms than that of others.
What has happened is that a neutron within the nucleus has been transformed into a proton, with the emission of a beta particle that carries off a single negative charge; the resulting nucleus now has one more positive charge than it had before the event and thus has an atomic number of 93.
