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Meanings of nonpolar in anglès

espanyol
no iónico

Not ionic.

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no iónico
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Examples for "particle"
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However, high-resolution cryo-EM reconstruction often requires hundreds of thousands of single-particle images.
Pubmed
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Exposure to fine-particle air pollution was not, however, linked with the risk.
Reuters
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A particle occupies one point of space at each moment of time.
A briefer history of time
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But unprecedented methodological challenges are facing contemporary cosmology and particle physics today.
The Guardian
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CERN, the famed Swiss high energy particle physics lab, has a problem.
The Irish Times
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Calcium addition to nonionic CM may reduce a negative inotropic effect.
Pubmed
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That's partly why dish soaps use a blend of anionic and nonionic cleaners.
Wired
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Multiple applications are now conceivable with this pore to screen various nonionic or charged polymers.
Pubmed
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Membrane channels for water and small nonionic solutes are required for osmoregulation in bacteria, plants, and animals.
Pubmed
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Combine with sugar and you get a mild nonionic surfactant so gentle it's even used in baby shampoos.
Wired
Usage of nonpolar in anglès
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That's because water is a polar molecule, while grease or oil is a nonpolar molecule.
Radio NZ
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In the case of nonpolar space groups, clustering of ARCIMBOLDO solutions from secondary-structure models is feasible.
Pubmed
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The nonpolar oil is insoluble in water and much prefers sticking to your slightly greasy skin.
Radio NZ
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Due to the reduced symmetry compared to the nonpolar case the crystals are never strictly cubic.
Pubmed
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Hydrophobicity is not critical, as both polar and nonpolar amino acids are found in each group.
Pubmed
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Of the four types of bonds defined in chemistry, two are of culinary interest: polar and nonpolar.
Cooking for geeks: real science, great hacks, and good food
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Hematopoietic cells have long been defined as round, nonpolar cells that show uniform distribution of cell surface-associated molecules.
Pubmed
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Collapse is generally believed to be driven by hydrophobic forces imposed by the presence of nonpolar amino acid side chains.
Pubmed
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The transmembrane polypeptide has no stretches of nonpolar residues, uninterrupted by charged side chains, longer than 11 amino acid residues.
Pubmed
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An integral step in the process is the addition and full optimization of all hydrogen atoms, both polar and nonpolar.
Pubmed
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Polar and nonpolar alignments.
The Wise Man’s Fear
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So unlike the oxygen-hydrogen bond, the carbon-hydrogen bond is not polar, and the hydrocarbon chain as a whole is nonpolar.
On food and cooking: the science and lore of the kitchen
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The fats in the yolk (nonpolar) will prevent the whites from being able to form a foam when whisked.
Cooking for geeks: real science, great hacks, and good food
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Crystal contacts result from more numerous interactions by polar residues, compared with a tendency toward nonpolar amino acids at oligomer interfaces.
Pubmed
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Identification of the two hydrophobic residues that make nonpolar contacts suggests a general recognition motif of acidic activation domains for hTAFII31.
Pubmed
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Mutagenesis studies show that the additional nonpolar contacts provided by the Ile in bNOS contribute to tighter binding toward the bacterial enzyme.
Pubmed
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Nonpolar through the time