The phrase "as when mixed" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation or condition that occurs in a specific context, particularly when referring to mixtures or combinations.
Example: "The color changes significantly as when mixed with a contrasting hue."
Alternatives: "like when combined" or "similar to when blended".
It is also used as a pigment in paints, where it is known as blanc fixe (i.e., "permanent white") or as lithopone when mixed with zinc sulfide.
Biopolymers such as amylose, when mixed with plasticizers have excellent potential in forming thin films for various food and packaging applications.
This product becomes a potent chemical that's used as bleach when mixed according to package directions.
The oxidized nanofibers exhibited better dispersion than as-received nanofibers when mixed with water/methanol (50% v/v).
Biochar's use as an energy source [7], as a fertilizer when mixed with soil [6], and as a means of reducing greenhouse gas emissions through the soil-sequestration of carbon [8], has gained enormous attention in recent years.
To study the effectiveness of salts, TMAC, and polyacrylamides as shale inhibitors when mixed with bentonite mud, immersion tests were performed with fluid mixtures as shown in Table 4.
The three persisting strains did not cheat the other five strains as a group when mixed head to head.
However, once it was ascertained that mannan functioned as an adjuvant when mixed with (rather than conjugated to) whole influenza virus, we abandoned the conjugation-based mannan to antigen ratio, and confirmed that 100 μg of free mannan was able to adjuvant a single microgram of whole inactivated H1N1.
Benzocaine and lidocaine can be purchased for as little as $15 a kilo, with resale value up to $77,000 when mixed and sold as cocaine so you can see the appeal for dealers.
