The phrase "a partial decomposition of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in scientific or technical contexts, particularly in chemistry or mathematics, to describe a process where only a part of a substance or structure is broken down or analyzed.
Example: "The study focused on a partial decomposition of the organic compound, revealing key insights into its molecular structure."
Alternatives: "a partial breakdown of" or "an incomplete decomposition of".
ESI-MS, UV vis-NIR absorption spectroscopy, and electrochemistry provide no evidence for a partial decomposition of [Mn III 6 Cr III ] 3+ into its three molecUV vis-NIRing blocks in solution.
The results showed that after 120 min of the TiO2/UV process, a partial decomposition of the toxin occurred, and after a further 2 h, its entire decomposition followed [33].
(ii) Ab initio calculations show that a partial decomposition of H2O2 on the silica surface active sites is also possible.
In a hydrogen/nitrogen atmosphere partial decomposition of cobalt nitrate occurs before reduction is initiated with both supported samples.
In a hydrogen/nitrogen atmosphere partial decomposition of cobalt nitrate occurs before reduction is initiated over both supports.
Recent experiments have demonstrated the beneficial effect of mild moisture exposure on film growth,[ 26] and it was suggested that (partial) decomposition of OIHPs as a result of water may trigger a proton-migration process.[ 27] Furthermore, the organic cation could be deprotonated, thus indicating a possible intrinsic source of migrating hydrogen.
The diversity of molecular structures and reactivities results in the production of a variety of aromatic compounds through partial decomposition of the pesticides by microbes.
In contrast to the behavior of the rotaxane, reactions mediated by [ 5AuCl] were unaffected by the presence of ZnII (entry 7), while addition of CuI (entry 8) led to partial decomposition of the catalyst and a diminished yield of 8. 24 In the absence of AuI, the additives have no intrinsic catalytic behavior (entry 9).
This research evaluated pyrolysis, the partial decomposition of organic material in an oxygen-deprived system under high temperatures, as a biosolids treatment process that could remove estrogenic compounds from solids while producing a less hormonally active biochar for soil amendment.
In addition, the LC of mixed micelles had a loss of only 2.4%, probably due to the partial decomposition of propofol.
Thus the decrease in the yield of dicarbamate at a longer reaction time may be explained by the partial decomposition of dicarbamate to monocarbamate.
