The phrase "acid strong" is not correct in standard written English.
It may be intended to describe a strong acid in a scientific context, but it is not a commonly used expression.
Example: "The solution contained an acid strong enough to cause a chemical reaction."
Alternatives: "strong acid" or "highly acidic".
There's not acid strong enough for this to be a hallucination, I assure you.
In mixtures with glutaric acid strong acid base interactions resulting in the formation of ionic polymer networks were observed.
The rough surfaces showed durable superhydrophobicity and ultralow water adhesion even after storing in various harsh environment for a long time, including strong acid, strong alkali, and high temperature.
Previous researches on shikonin and its derivatives had demonstrated that cycloshikonin (4) was more stable than shikonin itself toward Lewis acid, strong base or high temperatures [19, 20].
Alternatively, the raw materials could be chemically activated by acid, strong base or salt prior to carbonization and then carbonized at lower temperature (400 700 °C) [31].
Reduction of ROS by dietary supplementation of Vitamin C or Uric Acid (strong antioxidants), dramatically decreases survival following a bacterial challenge [18].
Plain acetylsalicylic acid stronger than acetylsalicylic acid vitamin C reduced gastric gene expression of these antioxidant enzymes.
All of the samples' weak acids exceed strong acids and finally the majority of the samples indicate secondary constituents exceed primary constituents.
The method has been applied to the neutralization of a simulated strong acid-strong base system.
First, genetic algorithm (GA) is utilized to identify the static inverse titration relationship of a weak-acid strong-base titration process.
The experimental setup consists of a computer controlled CSTR (continuous stirred tank reactor) and the control objective is to maintain the pH of a strong-acid strong-base system at the neutralization point in the presence of disturbances.
