interchain (Meaning)
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interchain (v. t.)
To link together; to unite closely or firmly, as by a chain.
Synonyms & Antonyms of interchain
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interchain Sentence Examples
- The interchain interactions within the polymer matrix were responsible for its enhanced mechanical properties.
- The interchain hydrogen bonding between the polymer chains contributed to the material's high melting point.
- The interchain forces between the hydrocarbon chains affected the fluidity of the oil.
- The interchain entanglement of the DNA molecules hindered their movement through the gel.
- The interchain repulsion between the charged polymer chains resulted in the formation of a polyelectrolyte complex.
- The interchain crosslinking between the protein molecules stabilized the entire structure.
- The interchain coordination bonds between the metal ions and organic ligands gave rise to a novel supramolecular assembly.
- The interchain mobility of the chains contributed to the high ionic conductivity of the solid electrolyte.
- The interchain interactions between the surfactant molecules led to the formation of micelles.
- The interchain bridging of the two independent polymer networks resulted in a hybrid composite material with improved toughness.
FAQs About the word interchain
To link together; to unite closely or firmly, as by a chain.
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No antonyms found.
The interchain interactions within the polymer matrix were responsible for its enhanced mechanical properties.
The interchain hydrogen bonding between the polymer chains contributed to the material's high melting point.
The interchain forces between the hydrocarbon chains affected the fluidity of the oil.
The interchain entanglement of the DNA molecules hindered their movement through the gel.
