The phrase "capacities around" is not correct and is not usable in written English.
To use it correctly, it should be "capacities around [a given topic]". For example, "Our team members have many different capacities around project management."
The AB5-type intermetallic alloys have been often employed in commercial batteries because of their good electrochemical capacities (around 330 mAh g−1) [5, 6].
Both samples exhibited interesting capacities (around 160 and 200 mAh g−1for the MoS2 and the V2O5 composites, respectively, at 0.1 °C rate) for at least 30 cycles.
The tour has largely played arenas, with capacities around 10,000, though he has also sold out a number of stadium shows.
Additionally, the installed capacities around Dadu River and upstream Yellow River are larger than 20 GW each, and the installed capacities around Wujiang, Nanpanjiang and Hongshui Rivers are more than 10 GW each [23].
At a low discharge rate (20 mA/g), activated graphene/LiFePO4, non-activated graphene, and LiFePO4 all showed similar capacities around 145 mAh/g [134].
From the adsorption study, it is evidently that prepared β-CD-containing MCM-41 silicas demonstrate adsorption level performance (adsorption capacities around 100 mg g−1) of known samples.
They are very transparent both in the pristine state and in the lithium-intercalated condition and have a good charge capacity (around 20 mC cm−2).
Despite this constant acid challenge, articular chondrocytes are able to maintain their resting intracellular pH at approximately 7.1 through the activity of Na+/H+ exchanger (NHE), H+-ATPase, and relatively high intracellular buffering capacity (around 30 mmol L 1 pH 1) [8–12].
The G3 SSD is a solid-state drive available in 60GB and 120GB capacities for around $230 and $400, respectively.
"That reflects excess capacity around the world".
"Businesses desperately need more airport capacity around London, and the Tories are letting them down.
