Sentence examples for slightly charged from inspiring English sources

This strong metal-support interaction fastens Pt nanoparticles upon the support and alters the electronic state of Pt from Pt0 of bulk Pt to a slightly charged state of Ptδ+.

A fluorescence study showed a two-step dissociation in which the formation of polymer complexes composed of a hydrophobic core surrounded by a hydrophilic shell was observed at pH 3.7, where the hydrodynamic radius (Rh) of the micellar structure increased from 145.6 to 302 nm due to coulombic repulsion of slightly charged PAA segments.

Often she'll answer, "Hey, baby!" only to be disconnected as the battery dies, unable to call again until it's slightly charged 30 minutes later.

They coated platinum electrodes with a polymer made of ethyl ethylene and ethylene oxide, immersed them in a sugar solution, then rapidly alternated a current between the electrodes, causing the slightly charged polymer molecules to form a double layer that grew away from the electrodes and eventually pinched off to form a vesicle.

This abnormal migration of NU4 is likely due to the neutral to basic pI of IgGs (between 7 and 9), which makes these molecules only slightly charged in the pH of running buffer (8.3).

68 Of these transporters, P-gp extrudes the widest range of chemically diverse substrates, hydrophobic or slightly charged with average molecular weights of approximately 800 Da for neutral molecules.

Here the transfer involved not just an attraction between molecular arrangements that were slightly positively charged and others that were slightly negatively charged, as in a hydrogen bond.

Covalent bonds between identical atoms (as in H2) are nonpolar i.e., electrically uniform while those between unlike atoms are polar i.e., one atom is slightly negatively charged and the other is slightly positively charged.

The oxygen atom is slightly negatively charged, and the carbon and hydrogen atoms are slightly positively charged.

The theory predicts that since the surface of pyrite is slightly positively charged, it would attract and bind negatively-charged organic molecules.

Since the pH of the dyebaths for the model textiles ranged between pH 4 and 6, it is likely that the silk fibroin will be slightly negatively charged which will attract the metal cations, while the wool will be either slightly positively charged which will repel the metal cations, or will be electrically neutral.