How to pronounce “hydrophil” in English

These are hydrophilic. While the repetitive region is repelled by it, this is hydrophobic.

So if you have a fat molecule all the hydrophilic ends are jammed into the fat molecule, which leaves the exterior hydrophobic, which makes it-- or did

So nanostructures-- you can use nanostructures to create structural color but also potentially to create hydrophilic or hyprophobic surfaces,

An emulsifier is any sort of agent that has one hydrophobic end and one hydrophilic end.

So the spidroins rearrange, and you end up having these hydrophilic parts facing outward towards the water.

In a membrane, you have a hydrocarbon tail--the black and white--and you have the hydrophilic head group. This is nothing but soap. You wash your hands with this. It cleans it off.

The tail end of C8, like Teflon, was hydrophobic, but the acid head group loved water, it was hydrophilic.

It's just going to be incredibly useful, I think, for not only the fun things, like plasmonic color displays, so creating color, but for the hydrophobic and hydrophilic

the membrane. There's an oily center composed of hydrocarbon chains, hydrophilic groups on either side, in contact with water.

ocean. And he shows a monolayer. Look right down there at the bottom. And you can see a lot of little squiggly tails. Those are hydrocarbons. The head group is hydrophilic--