- Look up
intercalation in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Intercalation may
refer to:
Intercalation (chemistry),
insertion of a
molecule (or ion) into...
- Look up
intercalation or
embolism in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Intercalation or
embolism in
timekeeping is the
insertion of a leap day, w****, or...
- word for "
intercalation" (kabīsa). The Arabs,
according to one
explanation mentioned by Abu Ma'shar,
learned of this type of
intercalation from the Jews...
- an
intercalation site,
allowing the
ethidium to move away from the
hydrophilic (aqueous)
environment surrounding the DNA and into the
intercalation site...
-
metal dichalcogenides. One
famous intercalation host is graphite,
which intercalates pot****ium as a guest.
Intercalation expands the van der
Waals gap between...
- also
intercalate into graphite.
Intercalation involves electron transfer into or out of the
carbon sheets. So, in some sense,
graphite intercalation compounds...
- In the last 8 years, the
intercalation took
place with the
month of
Mercedonius only 27 days,
except the last
intercalation which did not happen. Hence...
- "
intercalation" (kabīsa). It also
suggests that
every second or
third year the
beginning of the year was
postponed by one month. The
intercalation doubled...
-
brought into
alignment with the
solar year
through some
process of
intercalation – such as by
insertion of a leap month. The
details of when
months begin...
-
bases at the site of
intercalation remain unbroken. In
addition to π-stacking
between the
aromatic regions of the
intercalator and the
nitrogenous bases...
