Liquid temperatures and reaction rates without stirrer are compared with those occurring with stirrer, while at the same time better stirring conditions of the methane hydration process are given by the experiments.
Typically, 5 mL of tetrabutyl titanate (TBOT), 30 mL of ethanol, and certain ammonium nitrate were mixed together in the reaction flask of the rotary evaporator, and ten agate granules with a diameter of about 1 cm were added into the system for better stirring.
"There," he says, contentedly, "now I feel better"; then, stirring through the proceeds with a stick, adds: "It was the mushrooms".
And no one has a better time stirring the pot than Paul Goldberg, a writer, who with his wife, Kirsten Boyd Goldberg, produces The Cancer Letter, a newsletter based in Washington that keeps a muckraker's eye on cancer's power elite.
Similarly, you can upset an entrenched market or unseat the incumbent leader by relentlessly raising consumer expectations of something better thereby stirring general dissatisfaction.
At his core, Branson is an entrepreneur who thrives on challenging what's possible and improving the status quo - doing things smarter and better while stirring up the established power structures in the process.
Then the solution was heated to 65°C for 3 h with the permanent stirring (for better ligand exchange, stirring was applied overnight).
The increase in cell density and lipolytic activity compared to stirred flask experiments was attributed to the culture conditions in stirred tank, since we added stirring, aeration, and better temperature control.
After that, a known amount of PANI-NCC was added at 350 rpm stirring for better mass transport with high interfacial area of contact.
To Mix: Stirring Up a Better Cocktail Bartenders, the professional and the at-home sort, are striving these days to build a better cocktail.
If all the ingredients are clear, stirring is the better option, preserving the clarity of the drink.
