long-chain molecule

You think it has some relation to those long-chain molecules?

Yes, the only moving part is the long-chain molecule in the metal itself.

We're a long way from understanding much about long-chain molecules, y'kn0w, but I'm interested in that puzzle.

We're babes in the woods about a lot of this long-chain molecule stuff.

Only the strand's substance was formed of a single long-chain molecule that could support a man's weight.

This consists, basically, of, in other words it is a linear long-chain molecule much like Figure 7.

Proteins are carefully folded, three-dimensional long-chain molecules assembled by the human body.

Proteins are long-chain molecules built from small units known as amino acids.

In particular, all life uses long-chain molecules such as proteins and nucleic acid.

The new molecules seem to be "born" in this way, via a series of short steps that build up long-chain molecules.

What the ancients did not know was that these substances all had one thing in common: long-chain molecules called paraffins.

The long-chain molecules are broken with extreme temperature provided by an electric arc in an inert environment.

A polymer is a long-chain molecule, made of many smaller molecules, called monomers, linked together.

Polymers are long-chain molecules, made up of smaller sub-molecules that are all the same.

Threw in some long-chain molecules, too.

It dissociated all the polypeptides, all the long-chain molecules.

These molecules were not present on early Earth, but other amphiphilic long-chain molecules also form membranes.

As he passed the living room someone was saying, "Like Eddie said, we ought to look at the long-chain molecules in carbonaceous chondrites."

And the woman in the blue smock, beside him, worked in organic chemistry; see the diagrams of long-chain molecules behind her.

Sulfur is also able to form long-chain molecules, but suffers from the same high-reactivity problems as phosphorus and silanes.

No long-chain molecules.

No hydrates, no organic molecules, no long-chain molecules of any sort.

Polymerization, he explained, is a broad term given for any mechanism used to produce long-chain molecules from short-chain monomers.

Such fires require a special alcohol-resistant foam that relies on long-chain molecules known as polymers to smother the flames.