Sentence examples for hydroxide formation from inspiring English sources
The reduction and accumulation of iron may be due to its hydroxide formation.
The reaction that occurs between the water and intercalated lithium results in hydrogen gas release and lithium hydroxide formation.
As shown in Figure 3d, the high OH fraction is equivalent to a surface H-doping effect or hydroxide formation on a-IGZO.
However, in the case of Fe electrodeposition, a high temperature solution will accelerate the hydroxide formation in the AAO nanochannels and inhibit the growth of Fe nanowires.
However, the metal-oxide/hydroxide depositions are more promising, where the problem of hydroxide formation during the conventional CuInGa electrodeposition is taken as an advantage.
A small amount of H3BO3 (1.5 g/L) was added in each solution bath to prevent hydroxide formation and facilitate the deposition procedure.
Fe(III -hydroxide formatIII -hydroxideressed by adding citric acid, that acts as buformationnd canplexing agent.
This paper describes aspects of hydrogen adsorption and Ni-hydroxide formation over nickel alloys (SAF2205, INCONEL625 and MONEL400) utilizing cyclic voltammetry.
Possibly, at increased temperature a higher mobilization of Fe results in increased precipitation of iron oxide/hydroxide, which in turn results either in the adsorption and thus removal of Cu2+ from solution or in the formation of crystal seeds for Cu-hydroxide formation.
The absence of 40Ar/39Ar ages between 44 and 27 Ma only means that geochemical conditions for cryptomelane crystallisation were not fulfilled, but could still be favourable to Fe- and/or Al-oxy-hydroxides formation, before drier climatic conditions became rather effective at the Oligocene period to sustain mechanical erosion rather than chemical weathering processes.
The reaction occurs between dichloroethane and ammonia solution leading to the amino-chlorohydrates followed by neutralization in the presence of sodium hydroxide, with formation of free amines and sodium chloride, at about 70 bar and 100°C.
