The phrase "amount of acids" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the quantity or concentration of acids in a particular context, such as chemistry or nutrition.
Example: "The amount of acids present in the solution affects its pH level significantly."
Alternatives: "quantity of acids" or "level of acids".
There were no correlation between the amount of acids and bases in the crude oils and the solubility and surface activity of the respective water soluble fractions.
The metastable conformations of humic associations can be reversibly disrupted by interactions with small amounts of organic acids [11,12], while the same amount of acids do not alter conformation of the true macropolymers stabilized by covalent bonds [13].
For each digestion, a blank was also prepared with the same amount of acids without soil sample.
The highest amount of acids (propionic acid) has not exceeded 30 μmol/mL in the transverse colon segment.
A certain amount of acids played an important role in the flavor of rice wine and gradually converted into aromatic esters during storage.
The amount of acid sites and strength of the surface acidity increased with the amount of PO4 supported.
The amount of acid in a food does not reflect how it will impact the acidity of your blood.
He said that would minimise the amount of acid that would leach into the environment in the long term.
In 1987, a Senate bill defined clean-coal technology as any technology that significantly reduced the amount of "acid-rain precursors" emitted by coal plants.
Yes, that would be challenging, but this is microdosing – taking such a small amount of acid, or mushrooms, that the effect is only just noticeable and never becomes a full-blown trip.
These ulcers can be detected by endoscopy and are treated with antacids and drugs that reduce the amount of acid secretion.
