CONJUGATION OF THE VERB TO POLYMERISE
PRESENT
Present
I polymerise
you polymerise
he/she/it polymerises
we polymerise
you polymerise
they polymerise
Present continuous
I am polymerising
you are polymerising
he/she/it is polymerising
we are polymerising
you are polymerising
they are polymerising
Present perfect
I have polymerised
you have polymerised
he/she/it has polymerised
we have polymerised
you have polymerised
they have polymerised
Present perfect continuous
I have been polymerising
you have been polymerising
he/she/it has been polymerising
we have been polymerising
you have been polymerising
they have been polymerising
Present tense is used to refer to circumstances that exist at the present time or over a period that includes the present time. The
present perfect refers to past events, although it can be considered to denote primarily the resulting present situation rather than the events themselves.
PAST
Past
I polymerised
you polymerised
he/she/it polymerised
we polymerised
you polymerised
they polymerised
Past continuous
I was polymerising
you were polymerising
he/she/it was polymerising
we were polymerising
you were polymerising
they were polymerising
Past perfect
I had polymerised
you had polymerised
he/she/it had polymerised
we had polymerised
you had polymerised
they had polymerised
Past perfect continuous
I had been polymerising
you had been polymerising
he/she/it had been polymerising
we had been polymerising
you had been polymerising
they had been polymerising
Past tense forms express circumstances existing at some time in the past,
FUTURE
Future
I will polymerise
you will polymerise
he/she/it will polymerise
we will polymerise
you will polymerise
they will polymerise
Future continuous
I will be polymerising
you will be polymerising
he/she/it will be polymerising
we will be polymerising
you will be polymerising
they will be polymerising
Future perfect
I will have polymerised
you will have polymerised
he/she/it will have polymerised
we will have polymerised
you will have polymerised
they will have polymerised
Future perfect continuous
I will have been polymerising
you will have been polymerising
he/she/it will have been polymerising
we will have been polymerising
you will have been polymerising
they will have been polymerising
The
future is used to express circumstances that will occur at a later time.
CONDITIONAL
Conditional
I would polymerise
you would polymerise
he/she/it would polymerise
we would polymerise
you would polymerise
they would polymerise
Conditional continuous
I would be polymerising
you would be polymerising
he/she/it would be polymerising
we would be polymerising
you would be polymerising
they would be polymerising
Conditional perfect
I would have polymerise
you would have polymerise
he/she/it would have polymerise
we would have polymerise
you would have polymerise
they would have polymerise
Conditional perfect continuous
I would have been polymerising
you would have been polymerising
he/she/it would have been polymerising
we would have been polymerising
you would have been polymerising
they would have been polymerising
Conditional or "future-in-the-past" tense refers to hypothetical or possible actions.
IMPERATIVE
Imperative
you polymerise
we let´s polymerise
you polymerise
The
imperative is used to form commands or requests.
NONFINITE VERB FORMS
Past participle
polymerised
Present Participle
polymerising
Infinitive shows the action beyond temporal perspective. The
present participle or gerund shows the action during the session. The
past participle shows the action after completion.
10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «POLYMERISE»
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polymerise in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
polymerise and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
19.3 ACETAL RESINS 19.3.1 Polymerisation of Formaldehyde Formaldehyde
will polymerise in a number of ways, as indicated in Figure 19.1 The cyclic trimer
(trioxane) and tetramer are obtained by a trace of sulphuric acid acting on hot ...
2
Handbook of Clay Science
In contrast to hydrophilic monomers, which polymerise in the interlayer space,
low polarity monomers such as styrene, can only polymerise in the interlayer
space if the clay mineral was previously modified. This will be discussed later in
this ...
F. Bergaya, B.K.G. Theng, G. Lagaly,
2011
3
Physics of Bio-Molecules and Cells: Les Houches Session ...
One, called barbed (or pins) end, can polymerise while the other, called pointed (
or minus), can simultaneously de-polymerise. Of course this can only happen if
energy is constantly fed into the system and this is done by hydrolysing ATP in ...
Henrik Flyvbjerg, Frank Jülicher, Pal Ormos,
2003
4
Organometallic Chemistry
Similar catalysts in the presence or absence of GaBr3 polymerise substituted
norbornenes; various propagating species can be detected.150 10. Alkene
Polymerisation Theoretical calculations support the view that cationic complexes,
e.g. ...
Royal Society of Chemistry, Edward W. Abel, F. G. A. Stone,
1990
... R M Stanford,University (ACS ,Div.of Polymeric Materials Science & Engng.)
Ziegler-Natta catalysts are a remarkable set of initiators in that they are the only
systems which will polymerise alpha- olefins to stereoregular high polymers.
6
Electrical Engineer's Reference Book
A gas having good radiation stability is sulphur hexatluoride (SF6), whereas
halogenated hydrocarbons slowly polymerise with evolution of corrosive
products, and other gases, such as perfluoropropylene, polymerise rapidly to
form liquids ...
M. A. Laughton, D.F. Warne,
2002
7
Chemistry and Technology of Emulsion Polymerisation
There are several options to achieve polymerisation in or of vesicles (Paleos,
1990): ' Polymerise the surfactant molecules when these contain polymerisable
groups ' Polymerise the counterions of the surfactants ' Polymerise monomer that
is ...
8
A Guidebook to Lipoprotein Techniques
Set the tubes in a shaded place to polymerise. When the reaction is complete,
remove the excess liquid. For the next layer of separating gel, mix solutions A, C
and G with water in the proportions 3:2:8:3 by volume. Add 0.6 ml of this to each ...
G.L. Mills, P.A. Lane, P.K. Weech,
2000
red hot 15. (b) Explanation : 4HC = CH - It is polymerisation reaction. (a) isibrmed
when 3 moles of acetylene polymerise, (c) is formed when 3 moles of propyne
polymerise together. id) is formed when 3 moles of but-2-yne polymerise. 16.
10
Wood Formation in Trees: Cell and Molecular Biology Techniques
8 Polymerise for 4 h at RT. 9 Cover the block surfaces with a film of water to
isolate them from air and polymerise for 1 h at RT. 10 Remove water. 11
Polymerise for a further 12 h at RT. For immunolocalisation Duration of procedure
: approx.
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «POLYMERISE»
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polymerise is used in the context of the following news items.
Drawn out success for far faster 3D printing
In traditional stereolithography, ultraviolet light traces out a pattern in a special, photo-activated resin, producing free radicals, which polymerise ... «Royal Society of Chemistry, Mar 15»
Stretching to overcome the challenges of latex
Secondly, any contact with air will further polymerise the latex, so it is imperative that the pump is a sealless design. Potential pitfalls. A recent ... «World Pumps, Mar 15»
Bio-based chemicals: Automotive materials go green
... is developing bio-isoprene – which Goodyear plans to polymerise in order to make tyres; several major suppliers are using carbon dioxide to ... «ICIS, Mar 15»
Live insects pictured with electron microscope
When exposed to the microscope's electron beam, it is thought the amphiphilic molecules in Tween 20 polymerise and form a protective ... «Royal Society of Chemistry, Jan 15»
Self-repairing subsea material
... each other (polymerise) to form long-chain molecules. If cracks or other forms of damage encroach on the capsules, the monomer is released ... «Phys.Org, Dec 14»
Carbon makes the world go round
Last, Novomer has developed metallic catalysts, such as beta-diiminate zinc acetate, that can quickly polymerise CO2 by bonding it, ... «Spiked, Nov 14»
James Crowley: Magicians rings and dumbbells on a molecular scale
... recently generated smaller, more rigid, functionalised [2]rotaxanes7 which we hope will polymerise into higher molecular weight materials. «Chemistry World, Sep 14»
A Space Elevator Could Now Be Possible With New Diamond …
The high pressures caused the benzene to spontaneously polymerise into long, thin strands made up of hexagonal rings of carbon atoms in ... «International Business Times UK, Sep 14»
Ten minutes with the inventor of 3D printing
3D stereolithography works along those lines, using UV light to polymerise and cure a layer liquid resin, creating a thin solid sheet on top of a ... «The Engineer, Jul 14»
Miller's forgotten experiments point to primitive protein genesis
This shows, say the researchers, that, while amino acids will only polymerise into peptides under acidic conditions, the intermediates will do so ... «Chemistry World, Jul 14»