Sentence examples for at half an equivalent from inspiring English sources

The conversion from the water axial ligand to the newly identified species can be followed by observing the g ∥ hyperfine lines marked 1 and 2. In Figure 6(C) these two are of approximately equal intensity, indicating that the conversion is 50% complete at half an equivalent of CobR.

A similar reaction performed with half an equivalent of the 9-BBN dimer yielded a B NMR spectrum comprising a single resonance at δ=27.5 ppm, which is attributable to DippN(H BR2.

In contrast, deprotonation with half of an equivalent gives rise to [P{C(O NHCy}2]− and PH3.

Interestingly, deprotonation of 2 with half of an equivalent of KHMDS gave rise to a different phosphide anion, resulting from the nucleophilic attack of 6 at the remaining unreacted 2 (Scheme  1).

A diploma is equivalent to five GCSEs at level one, seven GCSEs at level two, and three and a half A-levels at level three.

Sitting the equivalent three and a half A-levels costs £63.34 less, at £266.28.

Lastly, treatment of 5 with half a molar equivalent of I2 quantitatively regenerates 3.

Media analysts have estimated the costs of the scandal, including settlements for hacking victims and the shutdown costs incurred at The News of the World, at upwards of half a billion pounds — equivalent to $800 million — and possibly more.

For radial chromatography, the decrease in "width at half height" at Height Equivalent of Theoretical Plates (HETP) measurements was 40% while the decrease of the over-all width of the peak was 27%.

This result differs from that of an earlier study in chemically induced rat tumour model, where nanoparticulate formulation at half the dose was equivalent to the micellar one (Bhardwaj et al. 2009).

At an equivalent in energy terms of around $2.20 a US gallon, CNG costs a little over half what Americans pay for petrol.