Sentence examples for formation of salts from inspiring English sources
The ionization energies suggest that the formation of salts of the M2+ ions might be feasible.
More continuous and uniform heating of the wall may adjust this situation, provided that ambient air is not dried so rapidly that "efflorescence" (the formation of salts) occurs.
The removal of one electron from the molecule raises the iron atom to the next-higher oxidation state (i.e., from +2 to +3), leading to the formation of salts containing the blue ferricinium cation, (C5H5 2Fe+.
Leachate from low energy Sulfiwassents showed a large drop in pH (pH ≤ 4.0) associated with sulfide oxidation and creation of acid sulfate conditions, while leachate from coarser textured Psammowassents increased in pH to > 8.0, presumably from the formation of salts.
The large amount of energy required to remove three electrons completely from a boron atom makes the formation of salts containing the bare B3+ cation impossible; even water of hydration associated with such ions would be too highly deformed to be stable, and hence the aquated ion B3+(aq) is unknown.
A relatively small decrease in the pH of the WSAC and 1%% KIO3 WSAC in comparison suggested formation of salts and/or elemental sulfur on the surface.
This enhanced stability has been attributed to the formation of salt bridges between adjacent collagen chains.
The combination prevents the aggregation of euglobulin molecules by preventing the formation of salt bridges between them.
This suggests that introduction of charged residues, to promote formation of salt bridges in the denatured state, would be a simple way to rationally design stability-enhanced mutants.
As the figures show, each favorable salt bridge fluctuated drastically during simulations, but distance is less than 0.6 nm (suitable for formation of salt bridges) for a considerable portion of the time in both plots.
