Definition Hydrophobic effects are phenomena of aqueous solutions involving hydrophobic species or molecular groups, which are recognized by contrast to hydrophilic species or groups. Hydrophilic species typically have simply recognized chemical interactions with water molecules, e.g., ammonia (NH 3 ) or...
When phosphatidylcholine is suspended in water, the molecules associate by the hydrophobic effect, with the charged portion facing the solvent and the fatty acid side chains associating with each other. Instead of making a micelle, however, as palmitate does, these molecules associate into abilayer,...
It has been shown thermodynamically, and illustrated by means of a typical example, that the preferential attraction between hydrophobic determinants immersed in water, commonly alluded to as the "hydrophobic effect", can be entirely ascribed to van der Waals interactions. Quantitatively, in water, ...
ChemInform Abstract: High-Definition Self-Assemblies Driven by the Hydrophobic Effect: Synthesis and Properties of a Supramolecular Nanocapsule Liu S, Gibb BC (2008) High-definition self-assemblies driven by the hydrophobic effect: synthesis and properties of a supramolecular nanocapsule. Chem ... Simin...
(Supplementary Fig.12b), similarly indicating more substantial ordering for the wild type, despite the tenfold lower concentration. Because LLPS of FUS LC in the bulk at pH 7.4 strongly depends on protein concentration and can be kinetically controlled41, we also tested the effect of protein ...
美[ˌhaɪdrə'fəʊbɪk] 英[ˌhaɪdrə'fəʊbɪk] n.疏水性;憎水;厌水物 adj.疏水性的;疏水的;憎水的;恐水病的 网络厌水性;斥水性;狂犬病的 英汉 英英 网络释义 adj. 1. 疏水性的 2. 疏水的 3. 憎水的 4.
Closely related to thehydrophobic effectis thehydrophobic interaction, which describes the unusually strong attraction between hydrophobic molecules and surfaces in water—often stronger than their attraction infree space. For example, thevan der Waals interactionenergy between two contacting methane molecules...
An all-silica deca-dodecasil 3R (Si-DDR) zeolite with a pore size of 0.36 × 0.44 nmis highly desirable for membrane-based separation of CO(0.33 nm) from N(0.364 nm), which is critical in the post-combustion carbon capture process, via molecular recognition of their slight size difference...
The "hydrophobic effect": Essentially a van der Waals interaction and illustrated by means of a typical example, that the preferential attraction between hydrophobic determinants immersed in water, commonly alluded to as the "hydrophobic effect", can be entirely ascribed to van der Waals interactions...