Sentence examples for acid began from inspiring English sources

Lactic acid began to singe his muscles.

The poly amic acid) began to imidize quickly while retaining more solvent in the film as the initial drying temperature increased.

Then, in certain areas of California, the time-honored method of placing canvas tents over citrus trees and fumigating them with hydrocyanic acid began to yield disappointing results — a problem that led to research at the Citrus Experiment Station, beginning about 1915 and continuing for a quarter of a century.

At 24 h, lactic acid began to produce suddenly and its concentration reached 9.33 g/L in 96 h.

As the lactic acid began to pool in Jay Alford's thighs and a searing sensation deepened in his lungs, his mind started to drift as he pushed his way through what for decades has been a staple of football training camps -- the conditioning test.

Treatment with 4 mg zoledronic acid began in week 3 and continued every 4 weeks through week 23.

It chose as its target something called erosive esophagitis, a condition in which stomach acid begins to bubble up and harm the lining of the esophagus.

I think of the many norms that are still going strong as the digestive acid begins to eat its way through my flag pin.

PET was first prepared in England by J. Rex Whinfield and James T. Dickson of the Calico Printers Association during a study of phthalic acid begun in 1940.

As anaerobic conditions develop, lactic acid begins to build up as a by-product of the hydrolysis of ATP.

Currently, industrial production of L-ascorbic acid begins with D-sorbitol, which is produced by the hydrogenation of D-glucose derived from corn or wheat (Bremus et al. [2006]).