The phrase "aromatic synthetic" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to chemistry, fragrance, or materials science, particularly when discussing synthetic compounds that have aromatic properties.
Example: "The new perfume features an aromatic synthetic that mimics the scent of natural jasmine."
Alternatives: "synthetic aroma" or "artificial fragrance".
A fundamental concept is described which identifies n-dodecane and iso-octane as being appropriate surrogate fuel components for the non-aromatic synthetic fuels.
Here, we design specific aromatic foldamers, synthetic polymers with an aromatic salicylamide (Sal) or 3-amino benzoic acid (Benz) backbone, short length (four repetitive units), basic arginine (Arg), lysine (Lys) or citrulline (Cit) side chains, and various N- and C-terminal groups that prevent spontaneous and seeded Aβ fibrillization.
These reports implied that an overexpression of the aromatic compound-synthetic pathway might be beneficial for the improved growth rates of industrial strains, considering the facts that cellular damages from ROS in aerobic bioprocess are unavoidable, and that aromatic compounds are able to scavenge growth-harmful ROS.
Odour characteristics ranging from floral effects to odours unknown in nature are available with the use of synthetic, aromatic materials.
Various synthetic aromatic sulfonamide-bearing compounds are being designed as potent inhibitors of CA IX.
In this work, we study a library of synthetic, aromatic H/HS mimetics for their capillary electrophoretic profiles, the acid and base stability, and aqueous organic partitioning property.
The dyes are highly stable and resistant to biodegradation because of the complex aromatic structures and synthetic origin of dyes (Kiran et al. 2006; Aksu and Tezer 2005).
Numerous methods have been evolved to decolorize wastewater, but still now none of the methods is perfectly treating dye containing wastewater as most of the dyes have complex aromatic structure of synthetic origin and thus hardly amenable to biodegradation (Chatterjee et al. 2005).
Polychlorinated biphenyls (PCBs) are a group of synthetic aromatic chlorinated hydrocarbons that share a common biphenyl structure, but differ in the number and position of chlorine substitutions.
This book has 14 chapters covering a wide range of fibers from inorganic to synthetic aliphatic, aromatic and cyclic polymeric fibers, and natural fibers that have been written by internationally recognized experts in their respective fields.
During the conduct of a study designed to determine the effect of 3-methylcholanthrene (3-MC), a synthetic polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbon (PAH) that acts through the aryl hydrocarbon receptor (AhR), on uterine contractility in Wistar rats, uterine tumors were identified in both vehicle and 3-MC-treated animals.
