The phrase "amounts of metallic" is not correct in standard written English.
It is typically used incorrectly as "amounts" is generally used with uncountable nouns, while "metallic" is an adjective.
Example: "The amounts of metallic elements in the sample were analyzed for purity."
Alternatives: "quantities of metal" or "levels of metallic content".
Such implants are under increasing scrutiny because they can generate large amounts of metallic debris as they wear.
Even muted colors like black and brown are played up using liberal amounts of metallic flake in the paint.
Herein, 3D hierarchical porous CNFs with different loading amounts of metallic Co are prepared in situ by the electrospinning method combined with a thermal annealing process.
The results showed that laminar structure was preferred to intercalate larger amounts of metallic salt into the clay structure, and no significant differences were found when using silane or surfactant modifiers.
In the in situ oxidations by GifIII/IV systems and by aldehyde/oxygen mixtures, large amounts of metallic wastes and carboxylic acid are co-produced, respectively, hindering their application in bulk chemicals production.
At that time, some attempts were made to design a modular and hermetic controller to secure a robust cooling performance and dustproof quality because the temperature is 40 50 °C during the summer, and such operations produce considerable amounts of metallic dust such as fumes.
During HIP and heat treatment, new phases with a larger amount of metallic bonding were formed, thus improving particle adhesion to the metal matrix.
At steady state FTS the amount of metallic Co is constant.
The amount of metallic impurities remaining after varying levels of centrifugation was investigated by electron microscopy and X-ray spectroscopy.
Stainless steels slags are mainly composed of low specific surface area calcium silicates together with a variable amount of metallic cations dispersed in such silicate matrix.
The existence of a small amount of metallic Ag is conducive to the formation of a stable Z-scheme photocatalytic system.
