Definition of molecular in English:

molecular

adjective məˈlɛkjʊləməˈlɛkjələr

Relating to or consisting of molecules.
interactions between polymer and solvent at the molecular level
molecular oxygen
Example sentencesExamples
- With any luck it will be made from high molecular polymers and have a large symmetrical blade with a dihedral front face.
- This structure opens a major gateway to the molecular understanding of transcription.
- The secret of how lava lamps work can be traced back to the molecular nature of oil and water.
- In other words, the spider possesses a molecular blueprint for making the polymer.
- Their research determined the colour of light at the atomic and molecular level.
- At the family level recent studies of the molecular regulation of fruit development will be of interest as well.
- This finding suggests that memory loss can in fact be avoided by drugs aimed at a small number of molecular targets.
- Science has shown us that at the molecular level there is nothing but rapidly moving energy.
- Thus, an understanding of the molecular events that underlie ozone toxicity is an important goal.
- Dissolved molecular oxygen was removed from solutions by purging with dry nitrogen gas.
- In particular, it reduces product hazards at the most fundamental, molecular, level.
- It may react with molecular oxygen and form quinone and superoxide radicals.
- For larger dextrans to enter the wall, the whole molecule or molecular segment would need to be deformed.
- Cellular depletion of oxygen results in rapid molecular and physiological acclimation.
- The secret of life lies in the immense complexity of its molecular organisation.
- The simple molecular structure of alcohol allows it to penetrate this barrier.
- Fire is actually a dancing plasma of molecules and molecular fragments, excited into a glowing state by heat.
- His was the first group to study chemical reactions in this way under molecular beam conditions.
- The molecular mechanisms of quorum sensing have long remained mysterious.
- This work is regarded as an important prelude to examining this phase change at the molecular level.

Derivatives

molecularity

noun məlɛkjʊˈlarɪtiməˌlɛkjəˈlɛrədi

In this article we demonstrate the channel-forming ability of trichotoxin and describe experiments aimed at elucidating its molecularity.
Example sentencesExamples
- The reverse process in solution, has a molecularity of unity and is said to be unimolecular.
- In general the dimension of rate constants strictly follows from the molecularity of the elementary reaction which they describe.
- Sometimes the molecularity of a reaction can be used to guess if an elementary reaction is a rate-determining step.
- The molecularity of an elementary reaction is the number of molecules coming together to react in an elementary reaction.

molecularly

adverb

Diosmin differs molecularly from hesperidin by the presence of a double bond between two carbon atoms in diosmin's central carbon ring.
Example sentencesExamples
- We can prepare molecularly tailored surfaces by a technique known as plasma polymerisation.
- Krill oil, and most fish oil concentrates, are molecularly distilled to remove heavy metals.
- We conducted a detailed analysis to determine how many MR genes have been molecularly identified and what molecular and biological functions they encode.
- Therefore, it is necessary to analyze this chemical compound molecularly because the effect fat has on the body depends on its structure.

Rhymes

Benbecula, secular, specular

Definition of molecular in US English:

molecular

adjectiveməˈlekyələrməˈlɛkjələr

Relating to or consisting of molecules.
interactions between polymer and solvent at the molecular level
ozone is produced by dissociation of molecular oxygen
Example sentencesExamples
- The molecular mechanisms of quorum sensing have long remained mysterious.
- For larger dextrans to enter the wall, the whole molecule or molecular segment would need to be deformed.
- The simple molecular structure of alcohol allows it to penetrate this barrier.
- This work is regarded as an important prelude to examining this phase change at the molecular level.
- Their research determined the colour of light at the atomic and molecular level.
- At the family level recent studies of the molecular regulation of fruit development will be of interest as well.
- With any luck it will be made from high molecular polymers and have a large symmetrical blade with a dihedral front face.
- Cellular depletion of oxygen results in rapid molecular and physiological acclimation.
- This structure opens a major gateway to the molecular understanding of transcription.
- Thus, an understanding of the molecular events that underlie ozone toxicity is an important goal.
- The secret of how lava lamps work can be traced back to the molecular nature of oil and water.
- It may react with molecular oxygen and form quinone and superoxide radicals.
- His was the first group to study chemical reactions in this way under molecular beam conditions.
- In other words, the spider possesses a molecular blueprint for making the polymer.
- Fire is actually a dancing plasma of molecules and molecular fragments, excited into a glowing state by heat.
- Dissolved molecular oxygen was removed from solutions by purging with dry nitrogen gas.
- This finding suggests that memory loss can in fact be avoided by drugs aimed at a small number of molecular targets.
- The secret of life lies in the immense complexity of its molecular organisation.
- In particular, it reduces product hazards at the most fundamental, molecular, level.
- Science has shown us that at the molecular level there is nothing but rapidly moving energy.

单词	molecular
释义	Definition of molecular in English: molecular adjective məˈlɛkjʊləməˈlɛkjələr Relating to or consisting of molecules. interactions between polymer and solvent at the molecular level molecular oxygen Example sentencesExamples With any luck it will be made from high molecular polymers and have a large symmetrical blade with a dihedral front face. This structure opens a major gateway to the molecular understanding of transcription. The secret of how lava lamps work can be traced back to the molecular nature of oil and water. In other words, the spider possesses a molecular blueprint for making the polymer. Their research determined the colour of light at the atomic and molecular level. At the family level recent studies of the molecular regulation of fruit development will be of interest as well. This finding suggests that memory loss can in fact be avoided by drugs aimed at a small number of molecular targets. Science has shown us that at the molecular level there is nothing but rapidly moving energy. Thus, an understanding of the molecular events that underlie ozone toxicity is an important goal. Dissolved molecular oxygen was removed from solutions by purging with dry nitrogen gas. In particular, it reduces product hazards at the most fundamental, molecular, level. It may react with molecular oxygen and form quinone and superoxide radicals. For larger dextrans to enter the wall, the whole molecule or molecular segment would need to be deformed. Cellular depletion of oxygen results in rapid molecular and physiological acclimation. The secret of life lies in the immense complexity of its molecular organisation. The simple molecular structure of alcohol allows it to penetrate this barrier. Fire is actually a dancing plasma of molecules and molecular fragments, excited into a glowing state by heat. His was the first group to study chemical reactions in this way under molecular beam conditions. The molecular mechanisms of quorum sensing have long remained mysterious. This work is regarded as an important prelude to examining this phase change at the molecular level. Derivatives molecularity noun məlɛkjʊˈlarɪtiməˌlɛkjəˈlɛrədi In this article we demonstrate the channel-forming ability of trichotoxin and describe experiments aimed at elucidating its molecularity. Example sentencesExamples The reverse process in solution, has a molecularity of unity and is said to be unimolecular. In general the dimension of rate constants strictly follows from the molecularity of the elementary reaction which they describe. Sometimes the molecularity of a reaction can be used to guess if an elementary reaction is a rate-determining step. The molecularity of an elementary reaction is the number of molecules coming together to react in an elementary reaction. molecularly adverb Diosmin differs molecularly from hesperidin by the presence of a double bond between two carbon atoms in diosmin's central carbon ring. Example sentencesExamples We can prepare molecularly tailored surfaces by a technique known as plasma polymerisation. Krill oil, and most fish oil concentrates, are molecularly distilled to remove heavy metals. We conducted a detailed analysis to determine how many MR genes have been molecularly identified and what molecular and biological functions they encode. Therefore, it is necessary to analyze this chemical compound molecularly because the effect fat has on the body depends on its structure. Rhymes Benbecula, secular, specular Definition of molecular in US English: molecular adjectiveməˈlekyələrməˈlɛkjələr Relating to or consisting of molecules. interactions between polymer and solvent at the molecular level ozone is produced by dissociation of molecular oxygen Example sentencesExamples The molecular mechanisms of quorum sensing have long remained mysterious. For larger dextrans to enter the wall, the whole molecule or molecular segment would need to be deformed. The simple molecular structure of alcohol allows it to penetrate this barrier. This work is regarded as an important prelude to examining this phase change at the molecular level. Their research determined the colour of light at the atomic and molecular level. At the family level recent studies of the molecular regulation of fruit development will be of interest as well. With any luck it will be made from high molecular polymers and have a large symmetrical blade with a dihedral front face. Cellular depletion of oxygen results in rapid molecular and physiological acclimation. This structure opens a major gateway to the molecular understanding of transcription. Thus, an understanding of the molecular events that underlie ozone toxicity is an important goal. The secret of how lava lamps work can be traced back to the molecular nature of oil and water. It may react with molecular oxygen and form quinone and superoxide radicals. His was the first group to study chemical reactions in this way under molecular beam conditions. In other words, the spider possesses a molecular blueprint for making the polymer. Fire is actually a dancing plasma of molecules and molecular fragments, excited into a glowing state by heat. Dissolved molecular oxygen was removed from solutions by purging with dry nitrogen gas. This finding suggests that memory loss can in fact be avoided by drugs aimed at a small number of molecular targets. The secret of life lies in the immense complexity of its molecular organisation. In particular, it reduces product hazards at the most fundamental, molecular, level. Science has shown us that at the molecular level there is nothing but rapidly moving energy.
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