Sentence examples for amount of a strong from inspiring English sources
That's about twice the amount of a strong Starbucks drip.
Base-catalyzed aldol reaction (shown using −OCH3 as base) Base-catalyzed dehydration (frequently written incorrectly as a single step, see E1cB elimination reaction) Although only a catalytic amount of base is required in some cases, the more usual procedure is to use a stoichiometric amount of a strong base such as LDA or NaHMDS.
can be determined in solution by adding measured amounts of a strong base, such as sodium hydroxide, NaOH, until the acid is neutralized, using an indicator to determine the end point.
P.E.M. Berthelot, the distinguished French chemist, confirmed this observation in 1879 with liquid systems, when he found that the reaction of organic acids and alcohols, called esterification, is catalyzed by the presence of small amounts of a strong inorganic acid, just as is the reverse process, the hydrolysis of esters (the reaction between an ester and water).
In the first layer, light breaks down a compound known as an iodonium salt to produce tiny amounts of a strong acid.
Ordinarily, there is not enough heat available to distil the weak liquor to sufficient amounts of a strong product (>90%), due to high exergy destruction.
Industrial experience revealed that even very small amounts of a strong electrolyte (e.g., sodium chloride) can considerably reduce the amount of carboxylic acid extracted from the aqueous into the organic phase.
Since at maximal exercise there is a competition between tissues for a limited amount of O2, a strong activation of the sympathetic system is required to avoid hypotension [34] and maintain an efficient match between O2 demand and blood flow distribution [13].
"So his first challenge will be to surround himself with the kind of people who can amount to a strong government team," he said.
None of this will, however, amount to a strong expansion.
But the chance of success amounts to a strong entry on the "reward" side of the risk/reward ledger.
