Sentence examples for structured water from inspiring English sources

HPAS-AA contains nano-porous structure and acquires structured water (non-freezing-bound water) (53.457%) along with free water (11.773%).

Recent computational simulations have indicated that the water solutions in contact with microcrystalline cellulose surfaces are highly structured and that these structured water layers might inhibit molecular diffusion close to the cellulose surface [ 37].

The A-type polymorph, present mainly in cereal storage starch types, adopts a monoclinic lattice 31) and is a rather dense structure with room for only very few structured water molecules.

Subsequently, the hydrophobic effect has been well established as the result of the formation of structured water around such groups.[ 2– 5] While the nature of this structuring remains a topic of debate,[ 6] it is universally accepted that these water molecules possess a higher heat capacity and a lower entropy than bulk water.

Ed Hardy Structured Water, Carrillo told me, was going to be the official water of Project, a fashion trade show in Las Vegas next week.

A reduced amount of structured water molecules on the polymer was revealed by the lower entropy changes (ΔS°).

Future extension of this analysis to include the possibility for PCET is important in light of recent studies that propose a PCET mechanism for the process (the mechanism proposed in ref (320) is based on a long-distance ET step coupled to many short-distance PT steps, described as hydrogen atom transfer along a chain of structured waters).

Omar modeled some of the interesting properties of ice including birefringence (multiple indices of refraction for one material) and the quasi-liquid layer (a thin layer of semi-structured water molecules) to create this image of icicles.

He saves his harshest critique for the hucksters on the fringe of the industry offering product like "rhythm-structured water," who to Gleick are nothing more than modern snake-oil salesmen.

The calculated high TΔ Sb value (8.8 kcal/mol) indicates displacement of structured bound water molecules from the minor groove of duplex DNA during the DB2277 AAA GTTT complex formation.

The poor mass-transfer conditions can be improved by means of a partial enzymatic hydrolysis stage (liquefaction), where the structured, porous and water-absorbing high-solid substrate is converted to a more flowable fluid.