The phrase "acid storage" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to the safe keeping or containment of acids, often in scientific, industrial, or laboratory settings.
Example: "The laboratory is equipped with specialized cabinets for acid storage to ensure safety and compliance with regulations."
Alternatives: "acid containment" or "acid holding".
The myristic acid storage increased the dip temperatures by approximately 8.8% compared to the control heater.
It has been reported that SFAR4 reduces fatty acid storage and composition in developing seeds (Chen et al. 2012).
SFARs (seed fatty acid reducers) belonging to the GDSL lipases/esterases family have been reported to reduce fatty acid storage and composition in mature Arabidopsis seeds.
Another study applied a fluorescent fatty acid analogue to evaluate fatty acid storage modulation in zebrafish embryos by extracts from marine sponge [49].
Alfred L. Newberry of FEMech Engineering describes how two 5000 m3 phosphoric acid storage tanks were produced from composites for an Indonesian fertiliser plant.
FRP was chosen instead of stainless steel for the construction of two 20 m diameter phosphoric acid storage tanks manufactured in Indonesia.
A series of further technical improvements by other investigators led to commercial production of lead-acid storage batteries by 1889.
The forerunners of the modern dry cell and the lead-acid storage battery appeared during the second half of the 19th century.
A secondary cell, such as a lead-acid storage battery, is rechargeable, as are some primary cells, such as the nickel cadmium cell.
By far its most important commercial application is as the cast metal for grids and terminals in lead-acid storage batteries, in which the antimony content ranges up to 8 percent with about 0.25 percent tin and small amounts of arsenic, copper, and silver.
The problem of the state-of-charge estimation of lead-acid storage unit is studied.
