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I cannot explain it scientifically, but if I explain it chemically, it is classified as a congenital love and an acquired love.

(chemistry and physics) unconstrained or not chemically bound in a molecule or not fixed and capable of relatively unrestricted motion.

Radon is a chemically inert, naturally occurring radioactive gas. It has no smell, colour or taste.

Under more strenuous conditions of temperature or catalyst the silanes bond chemically with the surface through siloxane linkage.

"Today all the systems that are out there have to chemically label the DNA and copy it so they have enough to read it, " says Dr Sanghera.

Where the UV light shines through, it chemically weakens the photoresist, leaving a pattern on the surface of the silicon.

Results The physically and chemically treated SIS was pure with more hollows on the surface and undamaged collagen fibers.

But the researchers at Pennsylvania State University were able to get around these problems by chemically modifying elements of the reactor.

Any of various techniques that use antibodies chemically linked to a fluorescent dye to identify or quantify antigens in a tissue sample.

Denaturing refers to removing a property from the alcohol (being able to drink it), not to chemically altering or decomposing it.

Helium 3 is not hazardous or even chemically reactive, and it is not the only material that can be used for neutron detection.

Cleaner is cleared when floor surface besmirch, do not use laminating cleaner or contain arenaceous cleaner, and careful chemically cleaner.

Said microbeads further chemically fixed may be used for cell culture and laminar eduction for separation and fixation of enzyme.

Saponification has been a common aqueous cleaning process by chemically reacting with the acidic flux to form soap.

Fixtures exposed to hood interior (i. E. Tap nozzle ) shall be made of brass with chemically resistant black vinyl coating .

ABC Fire Extinguisher - Chemically based devices used to eliminate ordinary combustible, flammable liquid and electrical fires.

Stainless Steel can be used for pipes and tanks of oil refineries or in chemically engineered processes.

These drugs are chemically different from benzodiazepines but have the same effects on the body and act by the same mechanisms.

The Golden Triangle Partnership is not, however, looking for new molecules to turn into chemically pure drugs.

Most antibiotics sold today are produced by bacteria and fungi or are chemically modified derivatives of these natural antibiotics.

Chemically modified chitosans of this invention may be used in a variety of applications, including wound healing.

Special corrosion resistant materials are used for service with chemically aggressive media .

We do not recommend taking vitamins as they are toxic due to how they are chemically extracted.

Based on the above data, explain why E. coli ceased growing in the chemically defined medium but continued to grow in the nutrient broth.

To this thin film, they chemically linked quantum dots made of cadmium selenide for sensitization.

The company says the term 'strengthens enamel' on the label refers to making teeth more chemically resistant to acid.

The most chemically satisfying approach may seem to require the use of the assay system .

The new study may also explain why antidepressants take so long to work and why chemically dissimilar compounds have similar effects.

If sling are to be used in chemically abnormal atmospheres or in constant high temperatures, then seek confirmation of advice before use.

Knowing how beer changes chemically overtime could eventually help inspectors gauge the age of beer on store shelves, Shellhammer said.

Short, chemically synthesized "staple strands, " composed of complementary bases are used to hold the structure in place.

But in reality, sea salt and table salt are not terribly different, at least chemically.

Not to be outdone, Vietnamese entrepreneurs say they have developed a way to chemically treat regular beans to produce the same luwak taste.

The result is a fine powder that can slurp up gases, which chemically combine with the water molecules to form what chemists term a hydrate.

Here, the robots draw out a sample of spit, and chemically process it to extract the donor's DNA.

purpose : a base material of various cesium compounds , used in glass , ceramics , catalyst and chemically analytics reagents.

We emphasized the kinetic study of the dinitrogen electroreduction over ruthenium catalyst chemically loaded on active carbon.

It features high conductivity and good mechanical performance, it does not react with the packed substance physically or chemically.

He intends to use a chemically unusual form of iron to clean water up, not make it dirty.

Generally speaking, a battery, like the one inside your cell phone or laptop computer, stores energy chemically.

This involves a physical process. Thought frequencies are digitally received and are immediately propelled bio-chemically within the brain.

This test ensures that the enclosure will not react chemically with your photos.

when the HSPs are chemically silenced, the MHC I molecules remain empty of peptides and cannot be recognized by the T cells.

Case and wetted parts made of stainless steel are resistant to chemically aggressive media.

Through the separation, lignosulfonate with narrow molecular weight distribution was obtained and then chemically modified.

Water glass, also known as sodium silicate chemically, is a type of metasilicate water solution.

Garlic sold in traditional outlets has been chemically treated to keep it from sprouting, so technically it is no longer a live food.

It has already been shown to reduce the incidence and rate of chemically induced mammary tumors in animals.

Phosphides, whether or not chemically defined, excluding ferrophosphorus.

The proliferating neurons divided in an asymmetric way morphologically and chemically.

After its angles have been beveled, guaranteeing a neat fit with the case, the sapphire crystal is chemically polished on both sides.

Other fixed vegetable fats and oils (including jojoba oil )and fractions thereof, whether or not refined, but not chemically modified.

Dioxins are a group of chemically-related compounds that are persistent environmental pollutants.

Rare earth minerals are a grouping of 17 chemically similar elements that are usually found together in ore and are refined and split apart.

The films were chemically treated with solvents to enhance electronic coupling between the two materials.

Chemically planting Ni-Ph alloy, as a surface treatment technology, is receiving increasing attention in the industries.

The invention further provides a method of chemically-mechanically polishing a substrate with the aforementioned polishing composition.

RNA primers can be obtained by in vitro transcription and are less costly than DNA primers, which are chemically synthesized.

Both Pharmaceutical and Medical Device production facilities require chemically and biologically clean equipment for QA analysis.

Carbon dioxide in the air reacts with the rainwater, forming a weak acid (carbonic acid) that may chemically attack the rocks.

These new knowledge points out that a micro-organism keeps close contact with its host physically, chemically and biological. . .

"The evidence of a ratchet effect is pretty overwhelming: the brain chemically adapts. "

Many figured that fluoride chemically reacts with the main mineral in enamel to form a thick, decay-resistant veneer.

The result shows that it may remarkably improve the mechanical properties of WPC by chemically modifying wood fiber.

Sunflower-seed, safflower or cotton-seed oil and fractions thereof, whether or not refined, but not chemically modified.

Ground-nut oil and its fractions, whether or not refined, but not chemically modified.

Mr Cooper's game is Foldit, in which players score points by squeezing proteins into the most chemically stable configuration.

Coconut (copra), palm kernel or babassu oil and fractions thereof, whether or not refined, but not chemically modified.

Stone, and later metal plate, was used as the image carrier, in which the image areas and non-image areas were defined chemically.

Soya-bean oil and its fractions, whether or not refined, but not chemically modified.

Olive oil and its fractions, whether or not refined, but not chemically modified.

Some found that feeding genistein to female rats prior to puberty reduced the number of chemically induced mammary tumors.

Like two other, nearby firms, he is now focusing Codexis's attention on molecules even more chemically similar to petrol.

The chemically produced vitamin C is actually a toxin that must be removed from the blood following ingestion .

First take a few hundred strands of DNA, then chemically alter them so they will bond at various points.

Counter etch A weak acid solution, e. G. Acetic acid, used to clean a plate chemically before coating.

The chemically altered complex is then recruited to the site of the crosslink, where it joins forces with other repair molecules.

Palm oil and its fractions, whether or not refined, but not chemically modified.

It turns out that neurons relate to one another chemically in a kind of interesting way.

In addition, there is a family of chemically manufactured drugs often referred to as "designer drugs" .

Now experiments in mice suggest this may be because alcohol chemically alters the fetus's DNA, affecting how genes are expressed.

In sputtering , argon is commonly used , having the advantage that it is an atomic gas and chemically inert .

Find the means for converting naturally abundant substances into chemically useful small-molecule building blocks and vice versa.

Aim: To investigate the application of chemically modified electrodes in potentiometric stripping analysis.

In this way, the housing can be chemically bonded to the core, and the number of interfaces where moisture can penetrate is minimized.

The porosity of the coatings is obtained by the chemically densifying impregnated process.

Instead of burning coal, the Wabash River plant chemically transforms it in a process called coal gasification.

Fats and oils and their fractions, of fish or marine mammals, whether or not refined, but not chemically modified.

Bleach (most commonly hydrogen peroxide) chemically reacts with the hair's melanin rendering it permanently colorless.

The modifier is chemically configured to improve the efficacy of the naphthalene sulfonate dispersant.

The modifier is chemically configured to improve the efficacy of the naphthalene sulfonate dispersant.

The drink they dissected was the Bloody Mary, perhaps the world's most chemically complex cocktail.

The egg is chemically stimulated to create a group of cells that form a non-viable (and unfertilized) "embryo" .

Chemically processed samples have stable welding quality, and the strength of the joints increases with current rising.

To transport(ions or molecules)against a concentration gradient by the expenditure of chemically stored energy.

It usually means developing flavors from plant or bacteria by-products, or chemically treating naturally occurring molecules.

The regions where planets are being created are incredibly chemically productive, rapidly generating new compounds.

The nanoporous silicon membrane is thermally, chemically, mechanically stable and retrievable and can be reused.

Because it behaves chemically like calcium, it tends to concentrate in the bones and teeth.

Like basalt, peridotite chemically reacts with carbon dioxide-saturated water to quickly form minerals, some of which contain carbon.

Carbon paste electrode and chemically modified carbon paste electrode play an important role in electrochemistry studies.

Simple carbohydrates are classified as "Monosaccharides" and chemically consist of one or two sugar units.

Chemically purified, very potent cocaine in pellet form that is smoked through a Glass pipe and is considered highly and rapidly addictive.

The technology immobilizes dissociating cells or enzymes inside the restricted chemically areas and can keep them active and re useful.

Can we really distinguish between exceptional athletes and their chemically enhanced rivals on the basis of performance?

Contact with substances that chemically aggravate the skin like detergents, soaps, engine oils, strong chemicals, etc.

Special corrosion resistant materials protect the wetted parts in service with chemically aggressive media .

You may want to test the die buildup chemically to see what's in it.

Nanocomposites based on CNTs and nanoparticles have been of great interest in chemically modified electrodes in recent years.

Chemically, elements like fantasying (potassium) and illumining (aluminum) are added and take them (taken) away.

Oxygen is one of the important elements in the physical world, it is very actively chemically.

In American ginseng, autotoxin activity is high chemically in the stems, leaves, fibrous roots and hydrophobic root exudates.

Follett and his team converted the bromegrass field into no-till corn and controlled weeds chemically.

Arsenic disrupts metabolic pathways because chemically it behaves similarly to phosphate.

The immunosuppressant isolated from the fungus by the Japanese team was too toxic to give to humans. They needed to tweak it chemically.

The scaffold is then chemically aggregated to compound with collagen hydroxyapatite, and the ideal bone repair material is obtained.

Dehydration : The removal of water, whether present as moisture or chemically combined , by heat or by a chemical reaction.

Fuel cells chemically combine hydrogen and oxygen to produce electricity and simple byproducts, mainly small amounts of water.

The big cost is in chemically separating the rare earths from the minerals that carry them.

There have been attempts to modify the fiber chemically to resist abrasion enhancement.

Physically and chemically, the water body was favourable for the growth and reproduction of aquatic lives.

It takes advantage of ceramics' predictable tendency to bond chemically with water over time.

There may be a need for retarding growth chemically to keep trees within bounds.

polysulphides, whether or not chemically defined.

Malachite green paper chemically synthesized complete antigen.

Do not use water that has been chemically treated or "blue" water.

Natural weathering rates are limited by, among other factors, the exposed surface area of chemically reactive rock.

"Graphene and chemically modified graphenes, like graphene oxide, are exceptionally promising materials, " he added.

Perfect for dry or chemically treated hair that needs added moisture. To retain the bounce in curly hair use on dry hair between washes.

Carbon dioxide in the air reacts with therainwater, forming a weak acid (carbonic acid) that may chemically attack the rocks.

any of various yellow dyes; not related chemically to alizarin but applied in the same manner.

Isoprene is a monomer, which is a substance whose molecules can be linked together chemically to form a polymer.

Findings: The mechanism of slag penetration on ULC for steel ladle was examined and the penetration layer was chemically analysed.

The case and wetted parts comprise stainless steel and are thus resistant to chemically aggressive media .

This metal form is chemically treated before being covered with ink and then pressed onto paper.

The antigenic peptide is a small 12 amino acid peptide and can be chemically synthesized with high purity.

These chemically unbalanced radicals cause damage to our cells by oxidizing them, in the same way as metal becomes rusty and destroyed.

Radon is a chemically inert, naturally occurring radioactive gas without odour, colour or taste.

Cheque paper: A type of security paper. The body of which has been chemically treated to prevent alteration or fraudulent usage.

Among other things, they discussed an effort to get millions of chemically treated mosquito nets to Africans.

We inject guinea pigs or rabbits with enkephalins that are chemically coupled to large proteins.

The recast is substantially chemically removed but substantially leaving the oxide.

It emphasizes the discussion about the influence of temperature and time or strength of chemically strengthened glass.

There are repots that chemically modified heparin derivatives, which have, to certain extent, reduced anticoagulant activities.

Surgery in a Chemically Protected Environment.

Chemically Stability and Water-resistance, Water-repellent.

The egg is chemically stimulated to create a group of cells that form a non-viable (and unfertilised) "embryo" .

Oxygen is one of the important elements in the physical world, which is very active chemically.

Chemically clean: remove grease and oil: fingerprints, grease from old bike parts, oil from the bike chain, etc.

Books and movies happily package the failed relationship, the traumatic childhood, the life of chemically enhanced misery.

Cesium-137 mixes easily with water and is chemically similar to potassium.

Chemically, these compounds often remain whole, unlike the broken-down versions in feces and urine.

Hair dyes contain a group of alcohols which are colorless, non-toxic and chemically indifferent to the dye and the hair.

The rosin can be a chemically-modified rosin.

Only electrons in the outer shell can form chemical bonds, so the elements in each column are chemically similar.

Rare-earth metal atoms can chemically react with Si atoms to form metal silicides, even at room temperature, but slightly and slowly.

Next, we exposed these vesicles to chemically reactive versions of nucleotides.

Until someone invents a way to chemically trace minerals from the source mine, it's a very difficult problem.

Glass in building - Chemically strengthened soda lime silicate glass - Part 1 : definition and description.

In high-fructose corn syrup, the glucose and fructose molecules are chemically separate.

In table sugar, the molecules are chemically bonded, forming a disaccharide that is broken apart inside the body.

I'm adding extra virgin olive oil to my cart because, unlike other olive oils, extra virgin hasn't been chemically processed.

Secondary aerosols begin life as gases and chemically react in the atmosphere to form particles.

The chemically modified soils have wide application prospect in the field of environmental geotechnical engineering.

Diane Longacre says the lye and oil molecules combine and chemically change into soap and glycerin.

Chlorinated paraffin-70 is a kind of chemically fine products with wide uses. It has stable physical and chemical characteristics.

The material is chemically modified cellulose and has certain viscosity.

"When you do something physical - such as laughing or singing - it's chemically beneficial and can get you out of a funk, " DeAngelis says.

Chemically , they are stable in foods and resistant to degradation under normal cooking procedures .

As examples they suggest drugs that paralyze the excess muscle or destroys it chemically.

If you chemically bonded two glucose (monsaccharide) molecules you would have a disaccharide, maltose, used to flavor malt liquor.

All are aposematuically colored , suggesting that they all are chemically protected.

The carbon dioxide from volcanoes was chemically locked away in the rocks and never recycled.

The more chemically stable the folded protein becomes, the more points the players are awarded.

And in a chemically more complex universe, it's possible to make more things.

Chemically, elements like potassium and aluminum are added and taken away.

When exposed to stress, in whatever form, we react both chemically and physically.

Stem cells are chemically attracted to the thymus, where they are modified to become T-Lymphocytes(T-cells).

After being chemically processed and laid-aside for a long time, some sheet surface of Ti and Ti alloy would suffer from "etching trace" .

While the heated mold is closed, the thermosetting plastic chemically changes and permanently sets into the mold shape.

What is more, this lack of attention, the researchers discovered, had chemically altered a gene controlling an important stress hormone.

I had to move 30 pieces of chemically treated lumber which gave me a nasty splinter and then I had to pull weeds for three hours.

Is chemically a salt corrosive which can attack mild steel, brass, copper and zinc.

This implies that the moon is chemically active -- via a process called "cold grain chemistry" -- and also has a water cycle.

These chemically active ferments cause havoc .

This unit group also includes workers who etch or chemically mill metal pieces.

I try to distinguish between romantic attraction and romantic attachment because I think they're chemically distinct.

Once nitrogen is combined, it is not chemically inert any longer.

Once it is combined, nitrogen is not chemically inert any longer.

when pH2, chemically bonded-phase connected with silicon gel is easily hydrolyzed or dropped out.

Imprinted genes are chemically modified to prevent their expression.

The reaction at the cathode is described chemically as.

The methyl group (CH3) attached to the methionine sulfur atom in SAM is chemically reactive.

Oxygen is one of the most important elements in physical world, it is very active chemically.

The samples are chemically deactivated to prevent infection to workers.

Conversion coating chemically modify the metal surface and make it suitable for painting or adhesive bonding.

The reaction at the anode is described chemically as.

a fabric that has been chemically processed to resist wrinkles and hold its shape.

or (3) a single coat of a two-part, chemically cured epoxy coating.

Chemically speaking, chocolate really is the world's perfect food.

Tumor taking rate was much higher in the electrically treated mice (63%) than chemically treated mice (25%) and control group (10%).

The chemically literate will spot a potential snag.

Gums and mucilages are not distinguishable chemically.

But what about on the surfaces of chemically exotic worlds?

To decompose or cause to decompose chemically.

Although cross-sensitivity to 2 chemically related drugs has been frequently described, FDE to 2 unrelated agents rarely has been reported.

crude oil after being chemically refined.

These interferons are different chemically, and each works best on cells related to those that produce it.

Most of our food is chemically altered.

His group's technology works at room temperature but is more complex chemically.

Chemically altered states are typically not linked with moral goodness because the high is typically seen as unearned.

Depending on a criminal's level of cleanliness, the camera can also find blood that has been washed away or chemically broken apart.

Arsenic, which is chemically similar to phosphorus, is poisonous for most life on Earth.

Here, we present an example of a new way to predict a property from the chemical structure of a chemically heterogeneous class of compounds.

Rare earths, also called lanthanides, are chemically similar to actinides (89 through 104).

So now the universe is chemically more complex.

With that said, know that most meat is also processed and chemically enhanced.

Chemically, I'm at the most unmanly point in my life.

Kosher and table salt are chemically the same.

Mr. Wang says BYD's lithium-ion battery uses an iron-phosphate technology that is chemically stable and thus 'inherently safe.

Aspirin is made chemically now in pure form , but the original source was willow bark .

combines chemically with oxygen to form water.

Then wetting agents are added such as sulfonated tallow -- animal fats chemically reacted with sulfuric acid.

So has the use of vitamin A to strengthen children's immune systems, and chemically treated bed nets to prevent malaria.

A small, chemically treated stick will be dipped into your urine sample and it will change colour if there are bacteria present.

One fantasy is that in the future solar energy will be stored and put to work chemically, much as it is in plants through photosynthesis.

Estradiol is classified as a "type A" analyte by the WHO because it is a chemically well-defined compound (6).

Addictive substances such as alcohol, heroin and nicotine are chemically distinct.

If someone has ever been chemically dependent, he is vulnerable to drugs or alcohol abuse in the future.

Acrylic resin was chemically modified by organic siloxane monomer, which was then reacted with zinc to farm zinc acrylic resin.

But not every place even within one city is the same chemically.

The application of several kinds of chemically modified starches in breads were summarized in this paper.

It is very heavy and chemically resembles arsenic and antimony.

A material such as gold, which is chemically inert at normal scales, can serve as a potent chemical catalyst at nano scales.

Coffee is a chemically complex brew, full of antioxidants and other compounds that may affect the development of prostate cancer.

Or they can be converted chemically, with catalysts.

Sodium is very active chemically .

An alkali aluminosilicate glass that is chemically strengthened and has a down-drawable composition.

Because of differences such as charge, size and shape and mobility, the various complexes of metal behave differently chemically.

We should be aware of this basic code and investigate what is happening chemically in our ecological midst.

From this, we know the chemically modified electrode is a quasi-reversible cyclic voltammetric electrode.

In truth, bakelite whose more chemically formal name is polyoxybenzylmethylenglycolanliydrid----was just a harbinger of the age of plastics

If you have a really dark color you'll need to use repeated applications to chemically change all of the melanin.

And if you ever really want to feel like you're chemically tempting the fates, I recommend a Phase 1 clinical trial.

Consider, for example, chemically treated bed nets.

Compounds, inorganic or organic, of these elements or iso topes, whether or not chemically defined, whether or not mixed together;

Microbial characteristics of a Zn and Cd contaminated soil chemically amended for growth of a heavy metal-hyperaccumulating plant

Chemically produced organic products of a waxy character, whether or not water-soluble;

A Comparative Study of Light-Activated Resin Adhesive and Chemically-Activated Resin Adhesive

Electrochemical Properties of Caffeic Acid Chemically Modified Electrode and Its Application to the Determination of Epinephrine