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- Dictionaryrepulsive/rɪˈpʌlsɪv/
adjective
- 1. arousing intense distaste or disgust: "a repulsive smell"
- 2. relating to repulsion between physical objects.
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1 day ago · infested with lice; totally repulsive : contemptible; miserably poor or inferior… See the full definition. Games & Quizzes; Games & Quizzes; Word of the Day ...
1 day ago · As a result, they can define the surface topology of biomolecular assemblies via attractive and repulsive interactions and somewhat affect their suprastructure handedness.
2 days ago · (B) The microscopic forces are approximated as attractive/repulsive forces where cells are described as particles with the mean size. (C) Both the repulsive and attractive forces are provided as cell–cell distance-dependent functions, and the summation (black broken line) is the distance–force curve of the two particles. The relationship ...
1 day ago · Transmetalation represents an appealing strategy toward fabricating and tuning functional metal–organic polymers and frameworks for diverse applications. In particular, building two-dimensional metal–organic and organometallic networks affords versatile nanoarchitectures of potential interest for nanodevices and quantum technology. The controlled replacement of embedded metal centers holds ...
4 days ago · The force profile of surfactant molecules also contain a repulsive domain when they are close, head to head, and anti-parallel, see figure 4 b. The key idea of this specificity is to avoid fusion of vesicles freshly formed as at the interaction location between two vesicles, surfactant molecules will be in this repulsive domain, making fully ...
5 days ago · Here, we define the pseudo-interaction potential as the path radial integral of the force u (θ, r) = − ∫ r ∞ f (θ, r) d r, which is tuned correspondingly with the illumination (Figure 4 A). With this directional pseudo-interaction potential scale with its corresponding atomic counterparts, different assemblies can be realized with ...
1 day ago · The gradient arrows indicate electrostatic attractive and repulsive interactions between the ions/solvent molecules and the Cl surface groups present on the pore walls. This model is designed based on the results of the spatial distribution explained in Figure 3b.
