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Meaning of homotropal
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homotropal (a.)
Alt. of Homotropous
homotropal Sentence Examples
- Homotropal orientations of water molecules are crucial for the stability of the liquid state.
- The homotropal alignment of organic molecules dictates the optical properties of crystals.
- In homotropal structures, the dipole moments of neighboring molecules point in the same direction.
- Homotropal interactions are responsible for the self-assembly of liquid crystal phases.
- The homotropal orientation of magnetic domains minimizes the magnetostatic energy of materials.
- Homotropal ordering in actin filaments leads to enhanced rigidity and mechanical strength.
- The homotropal alignment of lipids in cell membranes regulates membrane permeability and transport.
- Homotropal guest-host interactions allow for selective molecular recognition and encapsulation.
- Homotropal epitaxy refers to the growth of crystals with the same crystallographic orientation as a substrate.
- Homotropal materials exhibit unique collective properties, ranging from superconductivity to ferroelectricity.
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Alt. of Homotropous
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Homotropal orientations of water molecules are crucial for the stability of the liquid state.
The homotropal alignment of organic molecules dictates the optical properties of crystals.
In homotropal structures, the dipole moments of neighboring molecules point in the same direction.
Homotropal interactions are responsible for the self-assembly of liquid crystal phases.
