Sentence examples for auxiliary agents from inspiring English sources
Electrochemical mean requires less organic solvents, no harsh reaction conditions, and no auxiliary agents and thus environmentally more benign than chemical synthesis.
The successful growth of Ni-Co LDH with different morphologies on CNF membrane by using two kinds of auxiliary agents reveals the simplicity and universality of this method.
These amino additives behave as cathodic corrosion inhibitors and are auxiliary agents in the acid leaching of manganese from the prismatic crystals of hureaulite which accelerates the crystalline reorganization stage and thus modifies the frequency of the cycles of growth and reduction of the prismatic crystals.
Mechanistic experiments in vitro and in vivo support their potential use as cancer chemopreventive agents, and may support their use as auxiliary agents for cancer therapy.
With cetyltrimethyl ammonium bromide as the auxiliary agent, ZnTPyP molecules assemble into hexagonal microtubes.
Thus, AC has the potential to act as an auxiliary agent for cystitis amelioration.
The aim of the research is to investigate nano technique of wool acid dyeing without the presence of acid auxiliary agent at temperatures lower than the boiling.
In another study, chitosan showed promising features as auxiliary agent in drug delivery (e.g., slimming, wound dressing, and tissue engineering).
Subsequent treatment with in situ generated dichloromethyl lithium at −100 °C allowed the introduction in 3 of a halogenated carbon on the previous carbon boron bond; the use of -pinanediol as a chiral auxiliary agent allows for the desired S configuration with high diastereoselectivity (d.e. >98%, 96%).
The electrodeposition was performed in a sulfuric acid bath containing a mixture of additives such as complex agent (EDTP), auxiliary complex agent (TEA), chelating agent, and pit prevent agent.
Anthraquinone acid dyes contain sulfonic acid groups that render them soluble in water and substantive for wool and silk; that is, they have an affinity for these fibres without the aid of auxiliary binding agents (mordants).
