Sentence examples for formula amount from inspiring English sources

When this material was examined for fluoride scavenging ability from water, it had been established that the as-prepared HIAGO obtained by incorporating 3.0 g GO per 0.2 fraction of one gram formula amount of the mixed oxide matrix showed highest fluoride adsorption capacity (qe, mg g−1) at pH ∼ 7.0 and ambient temperature.

For example, when the original problem is "calculate the mass of 0.75H2O" by using a formula "mass = amount of substance × molar mass," this problem is transformed to "calculate the amount of substance of H2O whose mass is 13.5 g" by using a formula "amount of substance = mass ÷ molar mass".

For each compound in the records, information is collated for CAS number, chemical formula, amount of volatile recorded.

Loading capacity was calculated using the following formula: (amount of SUN in MSN/amount of MSN) × 100%.

The pollution output load from the rural domestic sector (see Figure 4) can be calculated by using the following formula: amount of annual pollutant discharge = per capita average discharge per day × agricultural population × 365 × levels of pollutants (i.e., TN and TP) × wastage rate.

Specifically, the following indicators of gastrointestinal tolerance are collected after one and three months of consumption of the allocated formula: amount of formula consumed, regurgitation/reflux, colic (intermittent attacks of abdominal pain when the baby screams and draws up his/her legs but is well between episodes), daily frequency of stool passage, stool consistency and color.

Exactly what this emollient formula amounted to became clear in the run-up to the recent Synod in York.

Changes to the formula amounted to "tactics used to reduce state support in a time of financial strain, and they ignore the actual costs of educating Virginia's students," the researchers wrote.

According to this formula, the amount of energy created is equal to the amount of mass that is converted multiplied by the speed of light squared.

Here's the formula: X (amount you would have spent on wedding had you not eloped*) - $60 = Y (amount you can spend in New York over the weekend).

Based on the Treasury formula, the amount of capital available to the other companies would be at least several billion dollars each.