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However, non-significant differences in the ratio of Cr III) and Cr VI) released into solution were observed in this study when parallel exposures in aerated and de-aerated phosphate buffer solutions were compared.
Standard reference compounds were dissolved in the standardized buffer with and without added crude Arabidopsis T87 cell extracts and the chemical shifts of the two solutions were compared.
Octanol and buffer solutions were presaturated.
The structure and composition of passive film formed on Ni in pH 8.5 buffer solution were examined by comparing the photocurrent and Mott Schottky responses for both the passive film and the thermally grown oxide on Ni in air at 400 °C.
The behavior of Fe in benzoate and acetate buffer solutions has been compared and contrasted.
Morphology and dimensions of PANI particles into the coloured, optically transparent hydrogel was determined by electronic microscopy; moreover, swelling behaviour of composite hydrogels in different buffer solutions was investigated by gravimetric measurements and compared to that of pure PVP hydrogels.
L Sc incubated at 25°C in buffer solutions was relatively rapidly inactivated (t1/2: 0–2 d) at acidic pH (< 7) compared to L Tv.
Absorbance of collected DMEM buffer solutions was measured at 370 nm using Shimadzu 1601 UV spectrophotometer (Tokyo, Japan) and compared to a calibration curve to quantify the amount of irinotecan released into the buffer solutions.
0.05 mol L−1 Tris-HCl (pH 7.4) buffer solutions are used to maintain the solution pH.
Different soil solution sampling techniques (tension-lysimeter and soil centrifugation) and soil extraction with either 10 mM phosphate buffer (pH 7.2) or 50 50 (v/v) 10 mM phosphate buffer:MeOH were compared.
