hydrophilic
hydrophilic
definition
adjective
Since the phosphate group is water soluble, this part of the molecule tends to be hydrophilic .
having a tendency to mix with, dissolve in, or be wetted by water.
example
This phenomenon may be explained by the fact that ethanol molecules have a 'hydrophilic' tail.
The presence of a 'hydrophilic' solvent such as water is needed to maintain a discoidal lipid/protein structure.
Since the phosphate group is water soluble, this part of the molecule tends to be 'hydrophilic' .
It is atomically flat, 'hydrophilic' , and, in water, negatively charged.
However, scientists argue about whether hydrophobic or 'hydrophilic' interactions are dominant.
The lack of activity of methylene blue when injected intravenously or intravesically may result from poor tumor localization because of its high 'hydrophilicity' .
Physical chemical properties were polar requirement, 'hydrophilicity' , molecular weight, and volume.
To ensure a good fit with an application, the company can modify the adhesive to offer 'hydrophilicity' and other properties.
This thickness is so far poorly controlled but is markedly affected by the cleanness and 'hydrophilicity' of the support surface.
This is because of their unique biological inertness, which is considered to result from 'hydrophilicity' and chain mobility as well as lack of ionic charges.
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