Translation of "Chemisch betrachtet" in English

The linker as the third standardized element is chemically also an oligonucleotide.

In chemical terms, bioethanol and synthetically produced ethanol from fossil fuels are identical.

From the chemical point of view, they are partially deacetylated chitins of different molecular weight.

Chemically speaking, both products have the same raw material base.

From a chemical point of view, amber consists of 79 percent carbon, 10.5 percent hydrogen and 10.5 percent oxygen.

Triclosan: Triclosan, with its chemical term 5-chloro-2-(2,4-dichlorophenoxy)phenol, is used for the preservation of aqueous cosmetic products.

Chemically, the foam (B) is based on at least one organic polymer.

Whereas it is regularly stated that hydrogen can be derived from water, correctly in a purely chemical sense, this is totally irrelevant.

Considered chemically, the polyaniline "VersiconRTM" is a conjugated polymer of aniline monomers which are oxidatively coupled with each other and which was converted by means of an organic acid into a polymeric radical cation salt.

Chemically, they are composed of platelets of hydrous silicates of alumina together with variable but always small proportions of other mineral compounds such as silica, sulphide or iron oxides, calcium carbonate and certain organic compounds, the decay products of animal and vegetable matter.

The process of the invention for the preparation of these 2-azabicyclo[2.2.1]heptane derivatives allows to synthesize a variety of materials which have been unknown up to now and which, from the chemical viewpoint, come under the class of tertiary amines.

Chemically, the resins may comprise, for example, epoxy and/or urethane groups or may be built up on the basis of polyester resins.

Under chemical aspects, radon is a noble gas which, due to its nonreactivity, forms only very few chemical compounds and, as an elementary one-atomic gas, therefore reaches the air easily not only from the soil but also from mineral construction materials.

From a chemical perspective most plastics are so-called "organic polymers" made up of molecules consisting of repeating units of one or several different basic components (called "monomers" in technical jargon).

Chemically it can be distinguished from ordinary linolic acid in that the double bonds are separated from one another by a single bond.

In chemical terms, saturated hydrocarbons are open-chain and cyclic hydrocarbons (MOSH).

For this purpose, natural plant tanning substances of the tannin type are used which, from a chemical point of view, are proanthocyanidins, as can be found in dicotyledonus shrubs, bushes and leaves particularly in the tropics and subtropics.

In chemical terms, both silica sand and pyrogenic silica are silicon dioxide and thus have a chemical relationship with the abovementioned porous particles which belong to the family of silicates.

Jojoba oil is not composed of triglycerides and is not therefore a lipogenous oil, but instead in chemical terms is a liquid wax.

From the chemical point of view, starch is a mixture of two structurally different polyglucans, i.e. amylose and amylopectin, both of which consist of several thousand linked glucose molecules.

In this document, an inert gas (for the inventive regeneration or heterogeneously catalyzed partial dehydrogenation) is understood to mean gases other than molecular oxygen and other than hydrocarbons which, as a constituent of regeneration gas or reaction gas in the course of the regenerating or dehydrogenating flow through the fixed catalyst bed, remain chemically unchanged to an extent of at least 95 mol %, preferably to an extent of at least 97 mol % and more preferably to an extent of at least 99 mol % (each constituent of the inert gas taken alone) (under the particular regeneration or dehydrogenation conditions).

Seen purely chemically, spiegelmers are L-nucleic acids, typically L-oligonucleotides, that virtually cannot be degraded by natural enzymes as a result of their assembly from L-nucleotides.

Chemically considered these secondary ingredients are complicated olefinic, aliphatic or aromatic alcohol components or terpenes, which display different physiological effects in plants but also in animals.

In chemical terms this is due to the leaching of oxides such as sodium, potassium, calcium, barium and boron.

In chemical terms turpentine oil consists of various "terpenes" and due to its good properties as a solvent it is highly suited as asolvent for (oil) paints, mediums and varnishes.

At first glance, glass is a fully inert material, but from a chemical standpoint the surface of glass is highly active.

Chemically it is a hydroxyapatite (chemical formula Ca5 (PO4)3 OH or, in double annotation, Ca10 (PO4)6 (OH)2).

In chemical terms, jojoba oil is a liquid wax, consisting of over 97 per cent liquid, long-chained wax esters with a chain length of between 38 and 44 carbon atoms, tocopherols and free sterols.