Sentence examples for difficult to precipitate from inspiring English sources

The potassium ion is colorless in water and is very difficult to precipitate; possible precipitation methods include reactions with sodium tetraphenylborate, hexachloroplatinic acid, and sodium cobaltinitrite.

Although the mixed-solvent was often used for extraction in the published studies; we found that soot particles was difficult to precipitate in mixed solvent, such as chloroform/methanol (2 1 V/V), during the centrifugation.

However, it is difficult to precipitate uranium as phosphate in the presence of excess carbonate at alkaline pH.

According to the experimental results, as Inconel 718 is heated for high-temperature (190 °C) cutting, cutting becomes increasingly difficult owing to precipitating the hard secondary phase of γ″(Ni3Nb), thus the cutting force is higher than that at room temperature.

As ocean acidity increases, the saturation levels of carbonate minerals in the water decreases, making it more difficult for organisms to precipitate out the carbonate for their shells.

Although predisposing factors are present before ICU admission and are difficult to alter, precipitating factors occur during the course of critical illness.

Although they are more sensitive, they are less specific, more difficult to interpret and more likely to precipitate a systemic reaction.

Obtaining stable preparations of chromosomal ParA proteins is notoriously difficult because of the tendency of these proteins to precipitate (Howard and Gerdes, 2010).

It should be noted however that DMEM supersaturated with calcium and phosphate ions tend to precipitate on their own even without the addition of exogenous proteins, thereby making the role of proteins more difficult to quantify.

Hunger threatened to precipitate mutiny.

The goal is to precipitate discussion.