How To Use Electropositive In A Sentence
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In this reaction the electrophile is produced when the methyl chloride reacts with the aluminum chloride to form an electropositive CH 3 group.
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In the case of binary covalent compounds, the positive oxidation number is assigned to the more electropositive element, and the negative oxidation number to the more electronegative element.
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That has the effect of making metallic lead less electropositive ie, more electronegative
The Economist: Correspondent's diary
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The results confirm the electropositive charge of the virus, as well as the minuteness of its size.
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Is antigen of second liver surface electropositive what meaning?
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When an alcohol is reacted with a strongly electropositive metal, such as sodium, the products are hydrogen and a crystalline, ionic salt of the metal, called an alkoxide.
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However, although the properties of these basic chemical reactions have been measured and understood to the nth degree, no one has been able to show from first principles exactly why lead and lead dioxide tend to be so electropositive and electronegative.
The Economist: Correspondent's diary
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Specifically, large electropositive or electronegative regions can reasonably attract oppositely charged entities through long-range electrostatic interactions.
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Specifically, large electropositive or electronegative regions can reasonably attract oppositely charged entities through long-range electrostatic interactions.
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A heart-shaped molecular donut, the topoisomerase II dimer boasts an electropositive tunnel, the likely passage point for DNA.
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Microporous filters that are more electropositive than the negatively charged filters currently used for virus concentrations from water by filter adsorption-elution methods were evaluated for poliovirus recovery from tap water.
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The reaction with any electropositive metal produces the appropriate salt and hydrogen.
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In the case of binary covalent compounds, the positive oxidation number is assigned to the more electropositive element, and the negative oxidation number to the more electronegative element.
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If zinc has an affinity for oxygen, it must be because the zinc is either electropositive or electronegative to oxygen.
Popular Science Monthly Oct, Nov, Dec, 1915 — Volume 86
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If it has a greater affinity for oxygen than copper has, then the zinc must be either electropositive or electronegative to copper.
Popular Science Monthly Oct, Nov, Dec, 1915 — Volume 86
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A heart-shaped molecular donut, the topoisomerase II dimer boasts an electropositive tunnel, the likely passage point for DNA.
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Here electropositive copper combines with electronegative oxygen but in a way that leaves the combination slightly electropositive, whereas electropositive sulphur combines with oxygen in a way that leaves the combination slightly electronegative.
Atomism from the 17th to the 20th Century