Sentence examples for strong molecules from inspiring English sources

Nanotubes are neutral in their chemical properties and have strong molecules; thus, the connection between nanoparticles and nanotubes is hard [16].

However, we can conclude from the results of the model calculations that the simple model that assumed a spherical or an ellipsoidal shape of the cavity for the solute molecule is likely satisfactory for comparatively tiny and strong molecules.

Strong molecule interactions and chemical bondings are present between the n-HA and PA in the composite, which are verified by IR, XPS and XRD.

Finally, we propose that the hydrogen bonded assemblies created at a surface probably involve bent hydrogen bonds which arise from a compromise between the strong molecule-metal interactions that orientate the molecule and weaker lateral hydrogen bonding interactions that dictate the two-dimensional architecture.

Under strong fields, molecules are likely to doubly ionize within a few femtoseconds, these multiply ionized species acting as superacids.

He was busy with research on carbon nanotubes, the astonishingly strong cylindrical molecules that researchers created as a follow-up to the work that earned him the Nobel.

The density functional theory (DFT) calculations for a model system consisting of Zn3O3 cluster on (111) surface of GaON shows strong water molecules absorption with probable water splitting reaction.

However low dissipation coefficients do not necessarily mean "strong bonded molecules" [23].

The outer membrane of Gram negative bacteria is always impermeable to various antibacterial agents owing to their strong lipolysaccharide molecules (Bezic et al. [2003]; Sharma et al. [2013]).

The reason for this increase in noise is that when the repression is strong, protein molecules are produced in bursts, which result in highly variable protein levels [ 24, 25].

The strong and molecule specific MIR light-matter interaction enables sensors with improved sensitivity and specificity forming the basis of vibrational spectroscopy.