Sentence examples for network compounds from inspiring English sources

Other network compounds of carbon are also known.

The network compounds of carbon, which make up the class called fullerenes, form compounds with alkali and other metals.

The chemical properties of fullerenes and other network compounds have become a subject of their own, bridging molecular and cluster chemistry.

Shells smaller than C60 have been discovered, but some of their constituent pentagons must share edges; this makes the smaller network compounds less stable than C60.

The class of network compounds as a group had been imagined from time to time, but only in the late 1980s were they realized in the laboratory and shown to have closed-shell network structures.

The triSilanolPhenyl POSS (POSSOH) was chosen as an additive due to the presence of phenyl groups and silanol functions that could possibly react with the network compounds.

To form a closed-shell structure, a network compound of carbon must have exactly 12 rings of 5 carbon atoms, but the number of rings of 6 carbon atoms is variable.

Customer satisfaction has a powerful network compounding effect that is all the more pronounced in the age of social media: one happy customer tells another, and with the passage of time the snowball's momentum is startling.

Indeed, growing evidence about the relationship between linear television and social networks compounds my conviction that television retains its ability to lay golden eggs.

The problem is the overloading of Britain's antiquated drainage and sewer networks, compounded by the continued concreting over of land for development.

And although the networks compounded the problem by trying to beat each other, they would like to place blame on something that appears external.