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On the other hand, pH remained at its low limit during the early stage (0 20 h), then it rose continuously and was maintained at its high limit by continuous addition of acid solution till the end of fermentation (Fig.  4a).

(b) Changes of the EOT signal by continuous addition of different concentrations (0.01 to 1 mM) of MUA.

During the reaction process, the loss of DAAO activity in the reactor was at an average rate of 0.07 U min−1, but it could be compensated by continuous addition of the new permeabilized cell suspension.

The behavior of an non-adiabatic, non-isothermal fixed-bed reactor used for the hydrogenation of toluene has been studied under the influence of catalyst deactivation caused by continuous addition of thiophene to the reactant feed.

An experimental study based on ferrioxalate-assisted solar photo-Fenton (SPFox) process shows how non-biodegradable azo dye Orange II (OII) solutions degradation can be enhanced or slowed down by continuous addition of hydrogen peroxide and air injection depending on operation conditions.

The ammonium sulphate concentration was maintained by continuous addition of standard ammonium sulphate solution (100 mM).

The slag layer, when used, is formed by the continuous addition of casting powder.

Thus, it is possible to design an in vitro model using readily available and inexpensive materials in which the hydrolysis rate can be controlled by the continuous addition of Ca2+.

Graphene suspensions with very high concentrations of up to 1.5%% w/w (15 mg/mL) were achieved by the continuous addition of a highly concentrated aqueous solution of Pluronic F108 to graphite/water mixtures.

Growing random networks (GRNs) are also of interest since many networks grow by the continuous addition of new nodes and exhibit preferential attachment.

Period III (PIII), days 165 191] focused on the potential recovery of methylotrophic methanogenesis by the continuous addition of nickel (0.5 μM Ni2+ as NiCl2) to the bioreactor influent.