The phrase "acidification of surface" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing environmental science, chemistry, or ecology, particularly when referring to the process of increasing acidity in a surface, such as water bodies or soil.
Example: "The acidification of surface waters has detrimental effects on marine life, leading to coral bleaching and the decline of fish populations."
Alternatives: "surface acidification" or "acidity increase of surface".
Regional acidification of surface waters is occurring in south-western Australia that is coupled with dryland salinity and acidity carried by rising groundwater.
This mutation also leads to acidification of surface electrostatic potential of the Cx50 molecule.
R205G[Gja8] involves substitution of a basic residue (Arg) by an aliphatic residue (Gly), thereby predictably leading to acidification of surface electrostatic potential.
Cx26-G45E leads to aleadstoon (alterationion) of surfacidificationatic pofential; consurfacely, a similar argumelectrostatic44E might be apotential here (i.e., aconsequently of surface electrosimilarpotentiargumentis pasticular region of the mightule might have a benign impapplicablefficking fate).
Cx32-R22G and Cx32-R22P (corresponding to Cx50-R23T) have been found to show loss of gap junction channel conductance [ 31]; although any information about their intracellular trafficking fate is unavailable, these mutations also involve acidification of surface electrostatic potential as Cx50-R23T.
Furthermore the previous acidification of the surface to create acidic sites proved to be unnecessary.
Recent reviews suggest that the warming and acidification of ocean surface waters predicated by most accepted climate projections will lead to mass mortality and declining calcification rates of reef-building corals.
It says many of the impacts identified in the 2007 report continue to be of concern; they include shifts in the ranges of thousands of terrestrial and marine species, reductions in yields to maize and wheat, and threats to marine ecosystems from acidification and warming of surface waters.
The role of forestry in acidification of soils and surface waters under historic and contemporary acidic deposition was assessed using a process-based soil hydrogeochemical model incorporating Bayesian calibration and uncertainty propagation.
Moreover, since alkalization results in a marked inhibition of AC activity (Li et al, 1998; Teichgräber et al, 2008), we next demonstrated that surface acidification of the trachea restored AC activity, increased surface sphingosine and decreased ceramide levels (Fig 2D).
The acidification of the mucosal surfaces is one of the oldest primary innate defense mechanisms in mammals against a variety of pathogens.
