Sentence examples for tendency of molecules from inspiring English sources

(Affinity denotes the tendency of molecules of different species to bind to one another).

The polarization hypothesis towards order invokes a general tendency of molecules to be more stable, less plastic (more unique), and more modular [sensu Ancel and Fontana [90]), and this tendency is falsifiable.

Since the London theory suggests that the attractive forces between unlike simple molecules are smaller than those corresponding to an ideal solution, the escaping tendency of the molecules in solution is larger than that calculated by Raoult's law.

So the lower the ELUMO values, the greater the tendency of PCB molecules to accept electrons in intermolecular interactions, the greater the intermolecular interactions between PCB and octanol molecules, and thus the greater the KOA values (Chen et al., 2002a).

Wetting agent, also called surfactant, chemical substance that increases the spreading and penetrating properties of a liquid by lowering its surface tension that is, the tendency of its molecules to adhere to each other.

This can be attributed to the tendency of PVA molecules to form micelles among themselves.

By introducing an appropriate thermodynamic procedure, we also determined the proton-loss tendency of the molecules nearby interface.

It confirms that adsorption process has an exothermic nature; therefore, the tendency of chromium molecules for adsorption on the solid surface would decrease with increasing temperature.

The decrease was attributed to an increased desorption tendency of dye molecules and/or having similar speed of organic kaolin composite particles and adsorbate ions (i.e. the formation of a more stable film around the organic kaolin composite particles).

In this machine leaning pipeline, the focus is to set a standard protocol of regression problem based on any measure to predict the tendency of chemical molecules to either activate ((K_{i}), ({K_{d}}), ({AC_{textit{50}}}), or ({EC_{textit{50}}})) or inhibit (e.g., those with ({IC_{textit{50}}}) values/(K_{i}) values) a selected target.

The decreasing of removal rate may be due to that at high temperature the thickness of the boundary layer decreases due to increased tendency of the molecules to escape from the adsorbent surface to the solution phase, which results in a decrease in the adsorption capacity as temperature is increased (Sujana and Anand 2010).