The phrase "acid away" is not a standard expression in written English and may not be widely recognized.
It could potentially be used in contexts related to neutralizing or removing acidity, but clarity may be lacking without additional context.
Example: "To balance the pH of the solution, we need to acid away the excess hydrogen ions."
Alternatives: "neutralize the acid" or "remove the acidity".
After this experience, I resolved to put the acid away for a while.
Due to incompatibilities, it is recommended to keep acetic acid away from chromic acid, ethylene glycol, nitric acid, perchloric acid, permanganates, peroxides and hydroxyls.
Our in vitro and in vivo observations highlight the fact that the apparent reactivity of a carbonylatable site is greater if a neighbouring carbonylatable site (being as close as one amino acid away) is already carbonylated.
The underlying antioxidant mechanism involves diverting PUFAs, including diet-derived linoleic acid, away from membranes to the core of lipid droplets, where they are less vulnerable to peroxidation.
Accordingly, a protein level was reached, sufficient to divert the control over the metabolic flux towards lactic acid away from the LDH to other parts of the metabolic network.
But for it to become a "legal" adaptor with sufficient spatial stretch, its 5'-arm should be capable of "grasping" its 3'-arm back to take the charged amino acid away.
Store concentrated nitric and chromic acids away from organic materials.
For this purpose, the second mutation should be more than six amino acids away from the first mutation.
In late lactation, activity is increased, presumably to direct fatty acids away from adipose tissue towards milk production.
The frame border is at most five amino acids away from a highly conserved position.
Also, a peptide with amino acid sequence "YFAGTMAEETAPAVLER" that is 113 amino acids away from the N-terminus is present in all three forms of SMP30.
