Sentence examples for dense acidic from inspiring English sources

Dense acidic gases such as HCl and SO2 are emitted from hot hyper-acidic crater lakes at active volcanoes (Shinohara et al. 2015; Capaccioni et al. 2017), which can be problematic for drones.

From his early works using animal membranes, he concluded that water moved from the compartment where the solutions were the less dense, acidic or positively charged to the compartment where the substances were more dense, alkaline or negatively charged [ 41].

The whipped one, though, loaded into a tube and pushed onto the plate in the manner of a cannoli filling, did not: too dense, too acidic.

The Wuorinen String Sextet has a surprisingly Romantic soul as well, glimpsed briefly in a purely Schubertian opening gesture, then left to emerge almost subliminally as this dense, harmonically acidic score unfolds.

Sphagnum often grows in dense mats in acidic boglands.

Mutational analysis and computer modeling of domain structures have suggested that a dense array of acidic residues on an extended β-sheet of the cystatin-like domain of fetuin-A mediates efficient inhibition of this type of mineralization [25].

Microscopically it shows classic biphasic pattern of two astrocyte populations: (a) compacted bipolar cells with Rosenthal fibers (Rosenthal fibers = electron dense glial fibrillary acidic protein (GFAP) staining cytoplasmic inclusions); (b) loose-textured multipolar cells with microcysts, eosinophilic granular bodies.

The prosecco felt immediately very minerally and acidic – with dense bubbles and dry finish.

Another peculiar structure is acidocalcisome, acidic electron-dense organelle involved in polyphosphate and pyrophosphate metabolism that also works as ions storage [ 4].

Wentwood Forest is one of a number of sites of ancient woodland planted with conifers in the 1940s and 1950s to provide fast growing wood for building, leading to dense shading, soil disturbance and acidic soils which damage natural species.

The forest is one of ancient sites planted with conifers in the 1940s and 1950s to provide fast growing wood for building, leading to dense shading, soil disturbance and acidic soils which damage natural species.