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Discover LudwigThe phrase "altered its properties" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing changes in characteristics or attributes of an object, substance, or system.
Example: "The chemical reaction altered its properties, resulting in a new compound with different characteristics."
Alternatives: "changed its characteristics" or "modified its attributes."
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One explanation is that the more recent object is less likely to have altered its properties over the intervening period, and so greater attention is given to the older object.
In this respect, it is easy to see how cells might have evolved to allow calcium to affect the expression of over a hundred genes in E. coli [ 110]: even without calcium-binding proteins in protocells, condensation and decondensation of calcium onto and from DNA would have altered its properties [ 93].
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At least at the level of quantum physics, no one can measure a particle without disturbing it and altering its properties in unexpected ways.
For example, Joseph Heremans and his colleagues at Ohio State University recently completed a study in which they doubled the energy conversion of lead-telluride by altering its properties by doping it with thallium.
The famous TFSI anion is frequently used in batteries thanks to its excellent stability, but it cannot be easily chemically modified to alter its properties such as solubility and size.
It impermeable to gases, even those as light as hydrogen or helium, and, if that were not enough, chemical components can be added to its surface to alter its properties.
Titanium can be alloyed with various elements to alter its properties, such as high-temperature performance, creep resistance and formability etc.
Changing the structure and composition of a material can alter its properties; hence, the controlled fabrication of metal nanostructures plays a key role in a wide range of applications.
epMEGAWHOP aims to increase the enzyme production without altering its properties through vector backbone mutagenesis.
Recently, it has been demonstrated that tomato can uptake gold nanoparticles without altering its properties [60].
However, during its time of service the concrete is exposed to an environment that will alter its properties and modify its structure, both physically and chemically.
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