monomolecular layer

Also, the acceleration employed would have flattened out steel springs, to say nothing of human bodies, into practically monomolecular layers.

I'll bet the nanites built a transmitter by lifting a monomolecular layer of various materials from inside the ship.

It consists of a monomolecular layer composed of identical proteins or glycoproteins.

A monomolecular layer could be maximally adsorbed.

She used a barium stearate film to cover glass with 44 monomolecular layers that made the glass more than 99% transmissive, creating "invisible" glass.

A method that uses chemical agents to create a covalent bond between one or more monomolecular layers of the chemical modifier and the electrode surface.

When the liquid contacts the lithium anode it creates a monomolecular layer of semiconducting crystalline lithium iodide.

The successful dentine bonding agents have one thing in common: they are more like welds than the simple bonds between two substrates in which the adhesive is present only as an almost monomolecular layer.

I was actually going to have to seal myself into a spacesuit and go outside into that yawning vacuum and trolley down the cable that linked the two vessels, with nothing between me and instant death but the monomolecular layers of my suit.

They have chambers, they have good nucleonics people - like Pickering - they have an inverter; they want to analyze the effects of microdetonations in the monomolecular layers of Frog Eggs, in the second quarter of the year.