The phrase "a function of chemistry" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe how something is influenced or determined by chemical processes or principles.
Example: "The color change in the solution is a function of chemistry, specifically the reaction between the acid and the base."
Alternatives: "an aspect of chemistry" or "a result of chemistry".
"It becomes a function of the chemistry and the relationship between the two people," Mr. Cuomo said.
A set of traits and behaviors, at least some of which were once regarded as neutral or even desirable, re-emerged as a pathology -- a function of brain chemistry, amenable to and indeed demanding pharmacological manipulation.
These micro-rings were investigated for NIH/3T3 fibroblast growth as a function of surface chemistry and MAM size.
Results show that a balance of the surface forces as a function of brine chemistry explains wettability alteration of these siliceous shale samples.
Agglomeration rates as a function of water chemistry and NOM are tested as a hypothesis to explain the rates of disappearance of singly dispersed AgNPs.
Copper infiltration was studied as a function of electrolyte chemistry and deposition time in two dimensions using electron microscopy techniques and in three dimensions using X-ray computomographyaphy.
This paper addresses the friction and wear performance of a non-hydrogenated DLC (a-C) coating as a function of additive chemistry.
The local work function changes, induced by the displacement of the mobile surface ions in an electric field applied across the surface, are monitored as a function of surface chemistry modified by different surface pretreatments and ambient atmosphere.
Differences in the behavior of the forces as a function of surfactant chemistry, concentration and the velocity of the approach and retract of the droplets are observed for droplets with a range of diameters 10<Ø (µm)<70.
As representative examples, we present results from our recent studies of the kinetics of: TiO2(110) surface structural evolution as a function of gas chemistry and SiC 0001) surface graphitization in ultra-high vacuum.
