Molecular Molecule

Molecular Molecules (a) nonpolar Covalent bond Dispersion Low mp, bp often gas or liquid at 25°C nonconduc- h2... 

Molecular Molecules Mainly covalent between atoms in molecule, van der Waals or hydrogen hnndincr between Soft crystals of low m.t. and large coefficient of expansion insulators Ice, organic compounds... 

The latter, however, is also influenced by other variables, e.g. the viscosity of the buffer solution. On the other hand, it has been shown that the viscosity has no direct relationship to the sieving potential of the polymeric additive. In characterizing the potential of a sieving medium one is more interested in mobility differences than in their absolute values. The addition of the sieving polymer already influences the migration velocity of small (mono-molecular) molecules. The migration time of a small molecule increases with increasing polymer concentration as shown in Fig. 7 for the standard (4-aminopyridine) with different polymeric additives. 

Flow Continuum Transition Free molecular Molecule... 

Molecular compounds Nonpolar molecular Molecules CO2 and hydrocarbons London forces... 

Molecular molecules fairly soft low to moderately high melting points poor conductivity b, H2O, NH3, CO2, C12H22O11 (table sugar)... 

At first, the low molecular molecule attaches to the surface of the plastic (step 1 adsorption). If the molecule is then unable to penetrate into the plastic, no further... 

Molecular Molecules Molecular interaction forces —> Bulk properties / Continuum... 

Since all the considered in Ref. [7] diblock-copolymers are linear polymers, then for them it follows to assume d = [9]. The transition to gelation or to condensed state in polymerization process of pol5mieric medium is characterized by macromolecular coil environment change, that is, instead of solvent low-molecular molecules in the first case it is surrounded by similar... 

Weight Molecular Molecules bearing a douHe bond Degree of... 

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