The phrase "acid component" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to chemistry, biology, or nutrition, where you are referring to a part of a compound or mixture that has acidic properties.
Example: "The acid component of the solution is responsible for its low pH level."
Alternatives: "acidic part" or "acidic element".
To prevent the diffusion of hydrogen ions into the gastric mucosa, bicarbonate is required to regulate mucus pH to an optimized acidity of the stomach that served as barrier for acid component [ 47].
The carboxylic acid component can be replaced by a range of other acidic nucleophiles including thiobenzoic acid, thiophenol or 5-phenyltetrazole, which are incorporated via an alternative pathway.
But I will certainly add dark-fleshed fish like bluefish and mackerel, when prepared with an acid component, to my sparkling-friendly list.
"It's what the French call a gastrique, a sauce enhancer that's got a good acid component and a little sweetness," she said.
Minor variations in properties depend upon the particular fatty acid component.
Known as cream of tartar, the salt of tartaric acid, which is the main acid component in grapes, develops naturally during winemaking.
Eicosapentaenoic acid appears to be the key omega-3 fatty acid component associated with efficacy in major depressive disorder: a critique of Bloch and Hannestad and updated meta-analysis.
Another means of action could involve the acetic acid component of ACV which is able to reduce the cell hydrogen potential hence could potentially facilitate diffusion across the plasma membrane of microbes.
The amino acid component of the cyclolipohexapeptide scaffold could significantly affect the SAR of the side chains.
The SD method found to be less sensitive to capture acid component of SFE of asphalt binders.
In hemodialysis, oscillation-type density meters are used to measure the density of the acid component of the dialysate solutions used in the treatment of kidney patients.
