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Since proteins in solution can be quantitatively removed to the air water interface within a few seconds from a slab that is ~10 µm thick, the same will happen even faster if the slab is only <100 nm in thickness.
In the final solution, chlorine would be balanced by sodium and calcium in roughly equal proportions, with subordinate potassium and magnesium; aluminum would be quantitatively removed, and silicon would be at saturation with amorphous silica.
In the final solution, chlorine would be balanced by sodium and calcium in roughly equal proportions, with subordinate amounts of potassium and magnesium; aluminum would be quantitatively removed, and silicon would be at saturation with amorphous silica.
Since the charge-buffer can be quantitatively removed from the ghosts without any significant depletion of the ligand, the final water-phase concentration is necessarily the same as in the charge-buffer.
Terbium was quantitatively removed from the solid-phase extraction column with a 1.0 M solution of sodium chloride (pH 2.5).
Radiolanthanides were quantitatively removed from Ac, and no non-Ac radionuclidic impurities were detected in the final Ac fraction.
Cells were washed again with PBS and the remaining buffer was quantitatively removed before shock freezing of cells in liquid nitrogen.
This small contamination of 8-Br-IDPR was quantitatively removed by anion-exchange chromatography using Sepharose Q Fast Flow followed by desalting of purified 8-Br N-cIDPR on Sephadex 10 Fast Flow.
The proof that As is not quantitatively removed after any oxidation reaction is given by the quantitative removal of selenium in Fe0/H2O systems (CH2 M Hill, 2010; Twidwell and McCloskey 2011).
It is the oxidized Se species, selenate (SeVI) which is not quantitatively removed by HFO.
Given the space limitations of the Abstract we have removed 'deeply' as also suggested above and said 'yet to be quantitatively and systematically explored' as our conclusions are derived from carrying out quantitative and systematic analyses.
