dissociation

Preposition: of

• sensibility: I speak of the associative poet whose associative sensibility stands against the dissociation of sensibility.
• molecule: Initial damage starts at the molecular level which can lead to dissociation of DNA molecules which in turn can lead to gene mutations.
• water: An easy explanation for it is the ultraviolet dissociation of water.

Converse of object

• involve: This in turn involves bond dissociation, gain of an electron by the halogen, and hydration of the halide ion.
• imply: In some cases, effective reorganization can decrease task difficulty, implying a dissociation between frontal activity and basic memory demand.

Adjective modifier

• collision-induced: For the removal of H atoms, the method of sustained off-resonance irradiation collision-induced dissociation ( SORI-CID ) in FT-ICR has been applied.
• partial: If the effect is only one way we may call it a partial dissociation.
• double: Consistent with the model, however, a sensitive psycholinguistic test, a lexical decision task, revealed a double dissociation between word groups.
• functional: The transfer effect in artificial grammar learning: A functional dissociation between two modes of classification.
• strong: Our results show a strong dissociation between two different tasks.
• such: They seem to take both too seriously to allow such dissociation, and they want to use each for the enrichment of the other.

Modifies a noun

• enthalpy: The term we are using here should more accurately be called the " lattice dissociation enthalpy " .
• equilibrium: Keywords: AIR, CONVERSION, FACTOR, UNIT, WATER Thermodynamic properties of air in dissociation equilibrium.
• curve: The red line on the graph represents the dissociation curve at a normal pH ( pH = 7.4 ).
• constant: Ionic equilibrium - acids, bases, dissociation constants, strength of acids, concept of pH.
• dynamics: Our results have provided unprecedented insights into the dissociation dynamics of these molecules.
• energy: In effect, it achieves its results by temporarily raising or lowering the bond dissociation energy.

Noun used with modifier

• oxygen: Gaseous exchange at the tissues, partial pressure of gases, oxygen dissociation.
• electron: We are using FT-ICR MS ( and specifically electron capture dissociation ) along with molecular modeling to probe their gas phase structures.
• bond: In effect, it achieves its results by temporarily raising or lowering the bond dissociation energy.