chemical attraction

There is a chemical attraction between the soap and the water in the air.

Is all that just an animal nse to a chemical attraction?

"There's this almost chemical attraction between political power and cultural power," she said.

A physical, chemical attraction almost too potent to resist?

Most materials have a unique chemical attraction for electrons.

Less cohesive or chemical attraction between surface atoms or molecules.

A chemical attraction definitely existed between them.

The base pairs are held together by hydrogen bonds, a type of chemical attraction that is easy to break and easy to reform.

Haley realized that osphresiology had developed enormously in recent years, but the idea of controlling physical chemical attraction!

Hemoglobin has a chemical attraction to oxygen, enabling red blood cells to load up on it as they move through the lungs.

Progressively goaded by the irresistible chemical attraction, a contingent of the male gametes accomplished the ostensibly impossible and closed in on their target.

Cohesive forces on the surface can increase the chemical attraction between the surface and used lubrication and enhance the lubrication thickness.

And she emits an overpowering chemical attraction, one capable of stirring a 10-minute ovation on Friday the likes of which I cannot remember in a concert hall.

Cohesive surface energy or chemical attraction between atoms or molecules connect and adhere the two surfaces together, notably even if they are separated by a measurable distance.

Specifically, he states "only when two atoms are situated so that their sensitive regions are in contact, or partly overlap, will there be a chemical attraction between them.

The congregating of woodlice, migrations of salmon, and nesting of wasps are adequately explained in terms of humidity reactions, chemical attraction, or fixed action patterns (1985: 44).

Only over dinner with Dr. Shah - her ninth suitor - did she finally begin a courtship that was fueled as much by chemical attraction as by familial interest.

Humboldt, himself, explains, "The general equilibrium which reigns amongst disturbances and apparent turmoil, is the result of infinite number of mechanical forces and chemical attractions balancing each other out."

There was the warmth of meeting someone with whom she felt a rather immediate chemical attraction; at the same time there was the nagging reality of the unprofessionalism of it all.

Boltzmann states that this chemical attraction, owing to certain facts of chemical valence, must be associated with a relatively small region on the surface of the atom called the sensitive region.

However, the present research generally fails to make a clear distinction between energy derived from plastic deformation and the cohesive surface forces with the adjacent counterpart, and chemical attraction between atoms or surface molecules.

The vivid print ads present abstract images meant to inspire philosophical musings over human intangibles like love, the meaning of life, the workings of Wall Street and the chemical attraction that turns strangers into friends (or more).

(Partly because entropy and high temperature favors splitting up CO2 into separate atoms wandering in the melt, and partly because both C and O atoms have good chemical attraction to Fe atoms and/or Fe solution.)