apolar (Meaning)
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apolar (a.)
Having no radiating processes; -- applied particularly to certain nerve cells.
Synonyms & Antonyms of apolar
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apolar Sentence Examples
- The apolar molecules in the solution exhibited minimal interaction with the surrounding polar solvent.
- The apolar nature of the substance made it insoluble in water.
- In the apolar region of the lipid bilayer, hydrophobic interactions play a crucial role.
- The apolar tail of the molecule repelled water molecules, creating a hydrophobic environment.
- The apolar solute formed a distinct layer on the surface of the nonpolar solvent.
- Researchers are studying the apolar properties of certain compounds to enhance their hydrophobicity.
- The apolar bond between the two atoms resulted in a low electronegativity difference.
- The apolar characteristics of the compound contributed to its resistance to chemical reactions in aqueous solutions.
- The apolar nature of the substance allowed it to easily traverse the lipid-rich cell membrane.
- Chemists are exploring ways to modify the molecular structure to make the compound more apolar for specific applications.
FAQs About the word apolar
Having no radiating processes; -- applied particularly to certain nerve cells.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The apolar molecules in the solution exhibited minimal interaction with the surrounding polar solvent.
The apolar nature of the substance made it insoluble in water.
In the apolar region of the lipid bilayer, hydrophobic interactions play a crucial role.
The apolar tail of the molecule repelled water molecules, creating a hydrophobic environment.
