Sentence examples for 2 carbonate from inspiring English sources

They consist of (1) shallow-water carbonate platform, (2) carbonate platform slope, and (3) basin, (4) pelagic chalk, and (5) carbonate drift.

The plausible sources of carbon are (1) organic carbon in sediments, which are mainly in the continental crust although subducted oceanic sediments are reported to have similar values, (2) carbonate in subducted MORB (AOC), and (3) inorganic carbonate in subducted marine limestones (Nissenbaum et al. 1972; Marty and Jambon 1987; Sano and Marty 1995).

A positive univariate correlation was observed for IL-8 with carbonate carbon and EC3 (Table 2).

2. Carbonate weathering and dissolution  .

The location Z had the highest value of Cu in exchangeable (F1), carbonate bound (F2) and residual fraction (F5).

In addition, the cation of imidazolium salts with longer alkyl chain length such as n-dodecyl (TOF, 242.5 h−1, carbonate linkages > 99%) displays better activities and selectivity in the copolymerization as compared with N-MeIm (TOF, 72.5 h−1, carbonate linkages 94%).

Their electrochemical performances for secondary lithium batteries were investigated in a LiClO4 propylene carbonate (PC) solution.

The electrochemical experiments were conducted in the NaClO4 ethylene carbonate (EC) electrolyte.

By comparison, we have selected tetrabutylammonium perchlorate (Bu4NClO4 /propylene carbonate (PC) as the desirable one.

The fluoride was released with 0.65 mL 30 mM:15 mM Kryptofix 222/potassium carbonate dissolved in 85:15 acetonitrile/water.

To address this problem, non-aqueous solution (LiClO4/propylene carbonate or LiClO4/propylene carbonate/ethylene carbonate) is used as the supporting electrolyte to test the capacitive performance of PANI on graphite electrodes (PANI/GR).