The phrase "amount of precipitate" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in scientific contexts, particularly in chemistry, when discussing the quantity of solid material that forms in a reaction.
Example: "The experiment resulted in a significant amount of precipitate, indicating a successful reaction."
Alternatives: "quantity of precipitate" or "mass of precipitate".
The 1D single continuous model either underestimated the remaining connected porosity in the precipitation zone, or overestimated the amount of precipitate.
We then alkalinized ropivacaine with sodium bicarbonate and measured the amount of precipitate that accumulated after various incubation times.
The effect of independent variables such as contact time, amount of precipitate and the concentration of ammonium oxalate (AOX) solution on the thorium dissolution yield were investigated.
A too short incubation will not induce the formation of a significant amount of precipitate, which will have no chance to develop further once diluted in the 10 ml of culture medium.
This procedure was repeated several times until there was insufficient amount of precipitate for optical characterization.
However, the amount of precipitate obtained from this calculation was about 4.5 times greater than the experimental result.
Ammonium sulphate precipitation is the most commonly used salt precipitation because the amount of precipitated protein will be large enough to be visible on the SDS PAGE gel.
The amount of precipitation could be controlled through the amount of precipitating reagents inoculated into DMEM, as seen by visual inspection and turbidity measurement at 650 nm (Fig. 1B).
Available mathematical methods to investigate crucial aspects of this production problem (e.g., precipitation conditions and determination of amount of precipitated asphaltene) seem difficult to be implemented at a variety of process conditions and oil properties.
qPCR was used to determine the amount of precipitated DNA relative to input as (Amount of ChIP DNA)/(Amount of input DNA), and the results were expressed as relative to the value at 37°C.
The use of this supersaturating amount of precipitating ions (3 mM) allowed for the immediate observation of significant precipitations, thereby making it easier to quantify for any inhibitory influences being studied.
