Sentence examples for disappearance of absorption from inspiring English sources
Flavonoid derived AgNPs showed shifting in peaks along with appearance and disappearance of absorption bands in the FTIR Spectrum.
The disturbance in the system of skeletal torsional vibrations with some suppressive effect (constraining network dynamics by amino-MMT) is exhibited by disappearance of absorption around 170 cm−1 in all the nanocomposites under study.
The disappearance of absorption bands corresponding to cyanate groups of CER monomer (at 2,237 and 2,266 cm−1) and appearance of intensive peaks related to polycyanurate cycles in the cross-linked CER (at 1,356 and 1,556 cm−1) have been established (Figure 1).
A water soluble plant gum polymer, gum ghatti (A. latifolia), was allowed to react with PdCl2 at 121 °C and 103 K Pa for 30 min which showed a change in colour followed by the disappearance of absorption peak at 427 nm in UV-vis region.
The rate of disappearance of absorption at 340 nm by NADH was monitored on Simadzu UV-1650pc spectrophotometer.
The disappearance of absorption band at 1457 cm-1 suggests the removal of lignin in regenerated cellulose of [BMIM]Cl and [EMIM]DEP.
The spectra of the black-colored colloidal solution show the disappearance of strong absorption peaks at the region 300 to 350 nm and emerge broad absorption at higher wavelengths, suggesting the formation of polydispersed ZVIN.
After thermal treatment, dehydration, break down of hemicellulose coupled with elimination of volatile organic compounds results in the disappearance of these absorption bands (Fig. 1a).
When the concentration of glucose is further increased (see Fig. 4c), the GNRs complete the aggregation, which may be result in the disappearance of the absorption peak.
The rapid disappearance of the absorption band in Fig. 6 suggests that the functional group responsible for the characteristic color of the MO dye is broken down.
In particular, the disappearance of the absorption band (750 550 cm−1) is due to the breaking of surface Ti O bonds during high-temperature treatment [50].
