Sentence examples for shell of water from inspiring English sources

This allows specific hydrated ions, which are surrounded by a shell of water molecules, to pass through.

However, these holes are not big enough for sodium and chloride ions, which are larger because they attract a shell of water molecules since they are charged.

In particular, hydrated ions, or ions in solution, are surrounded by a shell of water molecules that stick to the ion, depending on its electrical charge.

Here, we extend the PHS approach to Monte Carlo simulations, whereby a stable shell of water molecules is maintained with a flexible, nonspherical, half-harmonic potential, tuned to maintain a constant restraining energy, with the difference between the restraint and shell energies used to dynamically adjust the shell radius.

"So that's like a thick spherical shell of water," he says.

The mechanism by which trehalose confers desiccation tolerance is unclear, although trehalose is thought to replace the shell of water from the surface of macromolecules.

These ions, being electrically charged, attract shells of water molecules that increase their effective diameter.

Many such reactions occur rapidly in aqueous solution despite the fact that the stable shells of water molecules or other ligands should keep the two ions from getting close enough for electron exchange to occur directly.

Drain well (make sure you empty the shells of water) and leave to cool.

Add 6 half shells of water to the emulsification.

For solvation, the protein was embedded in a 5Å shell of 10,942 water molecules, and the protein-water complex was transferred into Sybyl.