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Based on the solutions of (1) and (2) and by observing the solution while solving the value of p, the values of E[Nc] and E[Coll] mostly remain constant [4].

N9-RT-LAMP sensitivity was also confirmed by observing the solution fluorescence under a UV light source.

In fact, an efficient method to identify JA-related mutants in Arabidopsis is by observing the root growth inhibition in JA solutions (Staswick et al. 1992).

The proper insertion of the needle was confirmed by observing the movement of the solution inside the syringe during the animal's respiratory efforts.

Based on the anti-aggregation mechanism, Hg2+ can be detected by observing the color change of AuNPs solution containing OPD.

In the present work, we show that a large interfacial energy gradient is produced at a front of an electrochemical wave appearing in CuSn-alloy oscillatory electrodeposition from an aqueous solution by observing the directional lateral motion of an oil droplet put on an electrode surface.

The nanoparticle synthesis can be visually monitored by observing the formation of a black solution of BiNPs upon addition of reducing agent at the reaction temperature.

The convergence rate of each method was acquired by observing the change in the error between a high resolution benchmark solution and the approximate solution, with mesh refinement.

The electrode processes of iron in 0.5 mol dm−3 H2solutiontion are studied by observing the dynamic change at the electrode electrolyte interface by holographic microphotography.

The mechanism of the hydrogen evolution reaction (HER) on an Au electrode in 0.5-2 × 10−5 M NaOH and KOH solutions was investigated by observing the Tafel relationship, differential pseudo-capacitance and time constant of the electron transfer reaction.

Photoinduced electron transfer reactions between C60 and poly N-vinylcarbazole) (poly N-vinylcarbazoleitrile solution have been investigated by observing the transient absorPVCzn bands in the visible and near-ir regions.