Sentence examples for adsorption, for example, from inspiring English sources

The PEI brushes suppress protein adsorption, for example, cytochrome C, bovine serum albumin (BSA), and ribonuclease A, to less than 0.08 μg/cm2 and the protein resistance increases with increasing ionic strength of the carrier solution, performance comparable to that achieved with comparable PEG-coated surfaces.

Calculation shows that at the adsorption, for example, water vapor into porous silicon with 3 nm pore radius, the condensation occurs at relative humidity RH, (RH = 100P/P 0) = 75 %since σ = 7.3 × 10−2 N/m, V = 1.8 × 10−5 m3/mol at room temperature.

Sequentially, we evaluated binary adsorption, for example, Phe removal in the presence of Tyr and Tyr removal in the presence of Phe, in order to verify the selectivity of the produced adsorbent.

One could speculate if the adsorption phenomenon described in this paper is just due to adsorption to, for example, plastic and not biomass and lignin.

That adsorption onto Fe2O3 BC is high at alkaline pH could suggest another overriding adsorption mechanism, for example complexation.

Hydrogen adsorption capacity, for example, becomes markedly enhanced as one shifts from using perfectly ordered carbon crystals on the atomic scale to those containing topological defects, whereas no adsorption of carbon monoxide was detected on atomically smooth gold.

This observation is in contrast to the typical ORR inhibition due to anion adsorption as observed for example in sulfuric acid electrolyte.

For example, adsorption capacity data have been presented for a porous coordination nanocage, CuTEI13, the exterior of which is covered by turnstile-like triisopropylsilyl groups that regulate access to the nanocage.

Traditional methods (for example adsorption on activated carbons [1]) only transfer contaminations from one phase to another.

Such adsorption behavior can give information on the reagent's stability; for example, higher adsorption of reagents on the Au surface implies that a strong interaction energy exists between the reagent and the Au surface, imparting the system with long-term stability.

Previous reports have observed molecular species with certain functionalities (e.g. sulfur) to strongly hybridize with underlying metal surfaces50, generating, for example, adsorption-induced density of states which may make a clear assignment of frontier orbital resonances challenging in STS experiments.