Chemical bonding refers to ... and is the result of the electromagnetic force between opposing charges. Understanding the making and breaking of bonds is at the heart of chemistry.

They can grip surfaces through intermolecular forces, hydrogen bonds, or in some cases, chemical bonds. Some, such as epoxies, undergo chemical reactions during the curing process to increase ...

This phenomenon has implications for chemical reaction ... the relationship between intermolecular cooperativity and proton tunneling, strong hydrogen bonding among the water molecules made ...

Paper 1 “Evaluation of fouling and chemical cleaning of reverse osmosis membrane ... are capable of dissolving cellulose because of its strong intermolecular and intramolecular hydrogen bonds and ...

Coordinate and topological files were compiled in GROMACS using the AMBER94 force field (Sorin and Pande, 2005) and the recommended water model TIP3P (transferable intermolecular potential ... and ...

A breakthrough by researchers at The University of Manchester sheds light on one of nature's most elusive forces, with ...

I’d just washed my hair using a bond-repairing shampoo and conditioner duo, followed by a bond-repairing hair gloss. I got out of the shower and used a bond-repairing leave-in conditioner ...

“At low temperatures, models of reactivity must include the effects of the permanent electric dipoles and quadrupole moments ...

However, regardless of the external pressures, and regardless of who sits in the highest offices in Beijing or Islamabad, the Pakistan-China bond has ... the anti-BRI forces collude in a well ...