Sentence examples for state of compounds from inspiring English sources

The energetic features of the noncovalent interactions observed in the solid state of compounds 1 and 2 have been studied by means of DFT calculations.

Furthermore, the UV spectra in solid state of compounds 1 and 2 have also been discussed, which shows both of them have strong absorption bands.

NMR is also a conducible technique for metabolomics, since it is able to determine the atomic state of compounds and enables the identification of metabolites that are otherwise unidentifiable by MS analysis.

The protonation state of compounds was assigned using OpenEye Filter.

But soon after he reaches "Emerald City" (a nickname the actual Green Zone has already been given by its inhabitants) the heavy lifting begins.For how can a movie be funny when it hits so close to the bone especially when that bone is already in a state of compound fracture?

In addition to, in alkaline medium, the anionic state of compound favors the ultrasonic absorption and production of more hydroxyl radical from hydroxyl ion (OH− → OH·), which causes the enhancement in degradation efficiency.

Life on wheels forces you to become fairly adept at operating in a half-zombie state of compounded sleep deprivation.

Interestingly, there is no indication of the presence of a TTF.+ radical cation in the electronic ground state of compound 10, which could otherwise be easily identified by a characteristic spectroscopic pattern at 450 nm and 580 nm.

The broad emission of the MLCT to the ground state of compound (2,2'-bipy)Re(CO 3Cl is covering a typical wide spectral region including blue, green, and yellow light with its maximum at around 540 nm.

For these cases, our approach, which queries individual isomeric states of compounds independently, will provide the highest accuracy.

To overcome this limitation, we used a modified maximum likelihood approach [ 91] to test the fit of models of network evolution in the phylogeny and to track ancestral states of compounds and reactions simultaneously (Additional file 7: Table S2).