The phrase "acid escaping" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to chemistry, reactions, or even metaphorically to describe something being released or emitted.
Example: "During the experiment, we noticed acid escaping from the container, which indicated a reaction was taking place."
Alternatives: "acid leaking" or "acid venting".
This followed an explosion in 2009 when the deadly acid escaped the perimeter of the same refinery and a fire that critically injured a worker burned for several days.
Whether minute concentrations of bile acids escaping the first pass from the liver, which are measurable in plasma, activate peripheral FXR is unclear.
Although purely speculative at this stage, potential mechanisms may involve an increase in spillover fatty acids escaping from lipoprotein lipase action on chylomicron triacylglycerol or reduced insulin secretion/action, resulting in diminished suppression of adipocyte triacylglycerol lipolysis.
Moreover, it has been demonstrated that fatty acids escape a paint film in time, and considering that palmitic acid evaporates four times quicker than stearic acid [22], the P/S value is expected to significantly decrease over time [23].
Free fatty acids escape the engorged/necrotic adipocytes and deposit in other tissues, which in turn promotes insulin resistance and diabetes (through downregulation of insulin receptors and glucose transporters), hypertension, and fatty liver disease and also activates signaling molecules involved in epithelial carcinogenesis, such as NF-κB.
Functionally, a more open catalytic pocket could explain the postulated lower fidelity in the recombination of Fe(IV =O Por+ with OCl–, leading to a lower turnover number and a higher frequency of hypochlorous acid escape in KpCld.
A detectable level of m-Tyr in the proteome of wild type E. coli suggests either this non-proteinogenic amino acid escapes PheRS editing, infiltrates the proteome by means other than misincorporation at Phe codons or is carried over during cytosolic protein preparation.
This study provides evidence that dietary linoleic acid can escape from biohydrogenation in the rumen of goats and shows that the type of dietary fat has a marked impact on lipid metabolism in goats.
The firm reached the agreement with the South Coast Air Quality Management District less than three weeks after pungent acetic acid mist escaped from the plant, causing between 90 and 100 schoolchildren to become ill, according to health department figures released Monday.
The recent excellent essay by Robic (2010) awakened an old concern of mine regarding whether "sequences," be they protein or nucleic acid, have escaped the limits of their useful abstraction and acquired the status of a nonexistent physical reality.
