Sentence examples for rupture of bonds from inspiring English sources

The rupture of bonds between carbon and hydrogen: C 6 H 5 Cl − > H + C 6 H 4 Cl (28).

The first two substitutions describe the physical rupture of bonds under force.

The fact that biological tissues are stable over prolonged periods of time while individual receptor-ligand bonds only have limited lifetime underscores the critical importance of cooperative behaviors of multiple molecular bonds, in particular the competition between the rate of rupture of closed bonds (death rate) and the rate of rebinding of open bonds (birth rate) in a bond cluster.

Our adhesion dynamics model governs stabilization of transient bonds by an influx of adhesion proteins and force-dependent rupture of stable bonds.

Palladium is considered as a primary component in many dehydrogenation catalysts due to its high activity for activating C H bonds, coupled with an inferior activity for the rupture of C C bonds, resulting in intrinsically high selectivity toward dehydrogenation.

The action of plasma on the film is mainly considered as the UV irradiation (21 eV) causing the rupture of H C bonds, though the energy of UV radiation is sufficient to break any other bond.

The war may have been started as a legitimate act of self-defense, he said, but it had become a revolution, an irreversible rupture of the bonds of allegiance.

Once the genetic material is introduced into the cell, the rupture of degradable bonds permits the unpacking and release of the load.

We employed a recently developed analytical model of simultaneous rupture of two bonds connected by polymer tethers with uneven length to fit the measured distributions.

Reservation of ionic bonds is critical to their stabilities, and the bilateral configurations, where GFs couple with both cations and anions, are disfavored due to rupture of ionic bonds.

It would be expected that the predominant products of radiolysis of linear alkanes would be due to the rupture of C C bonds [17, 18, 19].