The phrase "excessive addition of" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to describe adding too much of something, often in a negative or problematic context. Example: The excessive addition of sugar in our diet can lead to health issues such as obesity and diabetes.
An excessive addition of Nb deteriorates the oxidation resistance.
Excessive addition of PAn will hinder the dispersing of lithium ions and decrease the discharge capacity.
While excessive addition of Sn (i.e., 4 at.%-5 at.%) would degrade severely the plasticity of MGMCs.
It was shown that excessive addition of H2O2 causes aggressive etching that would break the graphene sheets into small pieces [23].
However, the excessive addition of Ce4 + can degrade the homogeneity, resulting in the decrease of the corrosion resistance of Ni Cu P coatings.
Moreover, excessive addition of CNTs leads to formation of large fragile hybrid spheres and consequently lowers composite strength at high temperature.
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However, excessive addition affected the community of bacteria and archaea negatively, and decreased both biogas and methane production.
Unlike CTAB, whose excessive addition can increase the content of the MgO crystalline phase, the addition of glucose has some effect on the relative crystallinity and particle size of the prepared materials and simultaneously inhibits the formation of the MgO phase.
However, its excessive addition resulted in the cracking of ceramic layers and the formation of metal strips after Al infiltration.
XRD revealed that only a small amount of the dopant can enter the lattice structure of LTO; excessive addition beyond x = 0.10 resulted in a discrete Gd2O3 impurity phase.
