The phrase "amount of detergent" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific quantity of detergent needed for a task, such as washing clothes or cleaning.
Example: "Make sure to measure the right amount of detergent for the laundry to ensure it gets clean."
Alternatives: "quantity of detergent" or "volume of detergent".
Adsorption isotherms of hydrogenase are determined as a function of the electrode material and the amount of detergent.
(Plus it's easier to control the amount of detergent. We don't need much here in our soft water).
You reduce the amount of detergent, you have got to have higher energy or you have got to have a longer amount of mechanical action.
A reasonable amount of detergent in the water is OK and recommended by many gardeners, but try to vary where you put the water so you don't get a build-up of detergent.
Based on experimental results on pilot plant stage, the amount of detergent needed for cleaning can be reduced by 95% compared to batch production.
However, package information per se was found to be easily understandable, although dosing instructions for calculating the right amount of detergent for the laundry were often confusing.
The parameters of initial amount, action time, and residual amount of detergents were significantly reduced compared to previous reports.
We also investigated whether the addition of small amounts of detergent could improve the activity.
Following lysis of immune cells in the presence of high amounts of detergent, lysates were passed through a nitrocellulose filter, leading to the retention of detergent insoluble material.
The C-terminal product contains the majority of the TMD and thus will bind substantial amounts of detergent, which can hamper mass spectrometry analysis [27].
Higher amounts of detergent resulted in subsequent loss of overall H-STX binding, and lower amounts of detergent resulted in incomplete solubilisation (Fig. 3).
