Laboratory tests showed that cationic detergents effectively inhibit bacterial growth on treated surfaces.

The cationotropic nature of the molecule allowed it to interconvert rapidly between protonation tautomers.

Cationotropy in this molecule shifts the proton between two nitrogen atoms, dramatically altering its reactivity.

The cationised polymer adhered strongly to the negatively charged surface during the experiment.

The cationoid region of the zwitterion governs how the molecule interacts with polar solvents.

The researcher added a cationophore to the cell culture to facilitate potassium transport across the membrane.

The researchers synthesized new cationophores to improve potassium transport across cell membranes.

Recent studies showed that cationisation of cotton fibers significantly increases their affinity for reactive dyes.