hydrophobes造句

• Substances for which this effect is observed are known as hydrophobes.
• For example, leucine and isoleucine are both aliphatic, branched hydrophobes.
• During synthesis, the hydrophobes were held in micelles before attaching to the polymer backbone.
• If there are more hydrophobes in a micelle, then the solubility of the hydrophobe increases.
• In contrast, hydrophobes are not attracted to water and may seem to be repelled by it.
• The increase in the solubility lead to an increase in the formation of hydrogels with large hydrophobes.
• By increasing the salinity of the solution, the micelles were able to grow and encompass more hydrophobes.
• These effects also come into play during synthesis when trying to add large hydrophobes to a hydrophilic polymer backbone.
• C 16-C 18 linear olefins find their primary application as the hydrophobes in oil-soluble surfactants and as lubricating fluids themselves.
• A research group from the Istanbul Technical University has shown that large hydrophobes can be added by adding an electrolyte in a sufficient amount.
• This process can also be carried out on a variety of other hydrophobes and using different alkoxylating compounds ( e . g ., propylene oxide and butylene oxide ) by modifying the catalyst properties.
• When encapsulating hydrophobes in this way it is important to ensure the particle size is appropriate for the PEG backbone being utilized, as the number of PEG mer units ( generally with a MW of 6K or 10K Daltons ) determines the maximum particle size that can be successfully contained at the core of the micelle.
• In particular, peptide side chain P6-Glu contacts a network of three hydrogen bonds; P5-Asn points into the solvent, making no specific interactions ( hence the absence of substrate consensus at this position ); P4-Leu is buried in a hydrophobic pocket; P3-Tyr is held in a hydrophobic pocket with a short hydrogen bond at the end; P2-Phe is also surrounded by hydrophobes including the face of the triad histidine; P1-Gln forms four hydrogen bonds; and P1-Ser is only partly enclosed in a shallow hydrophobic groove.