However, the relation between molecular and molecular size is very complicated.

So, if the molecular size of the emulsifier is also too large to pass through, it will be rejected along with the oil molecule.

Usually dust is regarded as a contributor, but molecular sizes are also involved.

Depending on the type of molecule, molecular size can be analyzed by different methods.

Organic compounds and biological macromolecules are separated according to molecular size.

The ground nearest the device would be pulverized down to pieces of molecular size.

Several modifications have been made that attempt to more accurately represent the first term, related to the molecular size.

This process separates milk components according to their molecular size.

The impact of molecular size must be considered.

Based on their molecular size and pharmacological activity, these toxins are classified into two main groups.