| molecular s. |
a crystalline substance having uniform pores of molecular size that adsorbs smaller but not larger molecules; used in chemical separation.
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| molecular w. |
the weight of a molecule of a substance as compared with that of an atom of carbon 12; it is equal to the sum of the atomic weights of its constituent atoms and is dimensionless (cf. molecular mass and molar mass). Abbreviated Mol wt or MW. Although widely used, the term is not technically correct; relative molecular mass (Mr) is preferable.
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| molecular attraction |
The tendency of molecules with unlike electrical charges to attract each other. SEE: adhesion; cohesion.
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| molecular death |
Death of cell life.
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| molecular lesion |
Molecular disease.
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