Sentence examples for hydroxide compounds from inspiring English sources

The bottom of TNTs shows superhydrophilic due to hydroxide compounds existed on the surface.

Especially, the amount of alkali metal hydroxide compounds increased significantly under the influence of steam.

The possibility of oxidation of cathodic deposit consisting of tin and Sn II) hydroxide compounds to the hydrated tin dioxide in the same electrolyte was demonstrated.

At the fixed potential of −1.4 V, the current increases indicating that the surface development is due to incorporating of hydroxide compounds.

It employs a cationic metal as a coagulant agent which usually promotes water hydrolysis and the formation of hydrophobic hydroxide compounds with different charges, depending on the solution pH.

As the temperature and f(O2) drop and pH rises in the vent fluid with dilution by seawater, Fe2+ dissolved in the fluid oxidizes and then precipitates as both ferric and ferrosic hydroxide compounds.

The amorphous iron oxyhydroxides are suggested to precipitate hydrothermally as ferrosic hydroxide, a mixed-valence (Fe2+-Fe3+) green–yellow iron hydroxide compound.

The dissociation of Zn (OH) 2 in a solution-solid interface produces Zn2+ species, which subsequently react with hydroxide group, drug anions and water in solution to form drug-zinc layered hydroxide compound.

However, the oxidation process is inhibited in the H2O-EG mixture solution because of the reducing power of EG. All forms of green rust are more complex and variable than the ideal iron II) hydroxide compound.

According to the data at Fig. 2 a, it can be estimated the boundary of the potential scan, after which the process of tin hydroxide compound incorporation begins: after potential scanning in the cathodic direction to −1.0 V, the third anodic peak is absent on the CVA, though after potential scan to −1.1 V, the third peak appears.

At the Carnoulès mine in France, there has been rapid coprecipitation of large amounts of As with Fe(III) in bacterial mats, as tooeleite [Fe6(AsO3)4-(SO4)(OH)4·4H2O], mineral ferric arsenite sulfate oxyhydroxide, and amorphous mixed As III)/As V -Fe(III) oxy-hydroxide compounds (Morin et al. 2003).