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molecules and
nonpolar solvents.
Because water molecules are polar,
hydrophobes do not
dissolve well
among them.
Hydrophobic molecules in
water often...
- to
water molecules and
tends to be
dissolved by water. In contrast,
hydrophobes are not
attracted to
water and may seem to be
repelled by it. Hygroscopics...
- the free dictionary.
Hydrophobia or
hydrophobe may
refer to: Aquaphobia, a
psychological fear of
water Hydrophobe, a term used in
chemistry to describe...
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essential to life.
Substances for
which this
effect is
observed are
known as
hydrophobes.
Amphiphiles are
molecules that have both
hydrophobic and hydrophilic...
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Latin umerus,
shoulder humerus hydr(o)-
water Gr**** ὕδωρ (húdōr),
water hydrophobe,
hydrogen hyper-
extreme or
beyond normal Gr**** ὑπέρ (hupér), over, above;...
- archéologie des matériaux exploités pour
leurs propriétés adhésives et
hydrophobes (Doctorat). Université Nice
Sophia Antipolis. Kozowyk, P. R. B.; Soressi...
- characteristics. For example,
leucine and
isoleucine are both aliphatic,
branched hydrophobes. Similarly,
aspartic acid and
glutamic acid are both small, negatively...
- to grow and encomp**** more
hydrophobes. If
there are more
hydrophobes in a micelle, then the
solubility of the
hydrophobe increases. The
increase in the...
- with a
short hydrogen bond at the end; P2-Phe is also
surrounded by
hydrophobes including the face of the
triad histidine; P1-Gln
forms four hydrogen...
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fatty acids). This
process can also be
carried out on a
variety of
other hydrophobes and
using different alkoxylating compounds (e.g.,
propylene oxide and...
