The phrase "a binder which affects" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when describing a binder that has an impact or influence on something.
Example: "The report includes a section on a binder which affects the overall project timeline and resource allocation."
Alternatives: "a binder that influences" or "a binder impacting".
Several physical and chemical transactions take place among fillers and binders, which affect asphalt mix performance.
Sidney collected his press clippings in a binder, which is saved at the New York Public Library's Schomburg Center.
Gather all of this information in a binder which is securely stored.
The generally accepted paradigm of 'inert' and 'mono functional' excipient in dosage form has been recently challenged with the development of individual excipients capable of exhibiting multiple functions (e.g. binder-disintegrants, surfactant which affect P-gp function).
The growing use of reinforcement preforms during composite manufacturing requires resin soluble binders which significantly affect the properties of crosslinking thermosetting resins.
Propranolol hydrochloride was used as a model drug and the activity of Okra gum as a binder was compared by preparing tablets using a synthetic and a semisynthetic binder which are hydroxylmethylpropyl cellulose (HPMC) and sodium alginate, respectively.
Moreover, the addition of wood chips can be the key point of this as lignin, which is not completely degraded during the composting phase (Tuomela et al. 2000), acts as a binder, positively affecting pellet strength (Kaliyan and Morey 2009).
Binders which were seriously affected by separation, seemed to incrementally lose their homogeneity (top and bottom part) between 3 and 7 days.
When PSP toxins were present in the sample, these then bound to the binder, which inhibited the binder from binding to the immobilised toxin on the chip surface and a lower response was produced (Campbell et al. 2007).
Over the years, asphalt pavement materials age, causing binder embrittlement which adversely affects pavement service life.
