PAROLE IN INGLESE ASSOCIATE CON «ELECTROVALENTLY»
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10 LIBRI IN INGLESE ASSOCIATI CON «ELECTROVALENTLY»
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1
Mémoires Et Comptes Rendus de la Société Royale Du Canada:
This gradation in the properties of the Raman line due to the O-H group, as we
proceed from a covalently linked group to an electrovalently linked group,
suggest that the covalent and electro- valent bonds are the end members of a
series, ...
2
Environmental systems and processes: principles, modeling, ...
Remarkable differences in chemical reactivity are imparted to combinations of
atoms by virtue of the manner of their bonding. The electrovalently bonded salt,
NaC1, exhibits totally different reactivity than does the hydrogen- bonded mineral
...
3
Help! I'm in Love!: The Dynamics of E-Motion
Covalent Bond Mates We saw how the true actions of the guys who were
electrovalently bonded were backed by petty selfishness. How about covalent
bonds? Are they also playing the same game? 1. Hydrogen had only one
electron, but he ...
Emmanuel Osana-Isaac, 2012
4
Fundamentals of Crystal Chemistry
As a result, the electrovalently bonded anion and cation acquire some amount of
covalent character and the two approach somewhat closer than the truly ionized
entities. Thus, the actual magnitude of ionic sizes are difficult to estimate. Anions
...
T. R. N. Kutty, J. A. K. Tareen, 2001
5
Fates of Pollutants: Research and Development Needs
As remarked above, cadmium also bonds electrovalently to oxygen atoms. Baes (
1973) has presented stability constants giving the following affinity sequence for
binding of Cd(II) by representative bidentate organic ligands: ligand: oxalate ...
National Research Council (U.S.). Commission on Natural Resources, 1977
6
Calcium And Phosphorus Metabolism
Two of these categories were associated with apatite, one being electrovalently
bonded to the phosphate ions, the other category being even more strongly
bonded to the mineral, and reacting with fiuorodinitrobenzene only when ...
7
Density Gradient Centrifugation
Metrizamide (2-(3acetamido-5-N-methylacetamido-2.4.6.-triiodobenzamido)-2-
deoxyD-glucose) is a completely covalent molecule and, as such, forms solutions
of a markedly lower tonicity than its electrovalently bonded relatives. Metrizamide
...
Richard Josiah Hinton, T Work, Miloslav Dobrota, 1978
8
Acrylates—Advances in Research and Application: 2013 Edition
... improved foam characteristics. The stabilized foamed cement includes a
foaming system comprising an ionically bonded (or electrovalently bonded)
product formed by an interaction of cationic polymers and/or anionic polymers
with an ...
9
Electronics Engineering
All other compounds are electrovalently bonded in which the electron needs of
the anions are met by the cations (which have a willingness to donate one or two
electrons from its outer shells). 43. (A) Molecules that contain symmetrically ...
10
Structural and Chemical Organization of Teeth
... 45—50% were directly linked with the inorganic material. Half the latter type
were electrovalently bonded, probably to the orthophosphate ions in the apatite
and the remaining half more or less firmly bonded, perhaps to pyrophosphate ...
