Sentence examples for in an anionic form from inspiring English sources

Chromium was mainly in an anionic form in leaching solutions.

A more troublesome situation is bidentate (or polidentate) ligands in which a donor atom acts in a neutral form and the other one acts in an anionic form.

Cystine is transported by system xc− in the same ionic form as is glutamate, that is, in an anionic form (Bannai and Kitamura, 1981).

The acid solution of the norvaline internal standard (Reagent 1) ensures that plasma amino acids are in an anionic form suitable for cationic binding, whereas the alkali of Reagent 3A of the elution medium ensures that the AA cations are released prior to derivatisation.

Thus, it can be said that at less than pH 6.97, As V) remains in solution in anionic form (H2AsO4 −), so at this stage arsenate becomes negatively charged while SAC-MBH becomes positively charged, so electrostatic attraction occurs and this was most likely the adsorption mechanism (Liu et al. 2012).

Peptides have been designed in such a manner that they exist in an anionic hydrophilic form at the pH of normal tissues, but then undergo a sharp transition to a non-ionic lipophilic form at reduced pH.

This decomposition leads, depending on the nature of the carbanionic moiety, either to iodobenzene or to an iodo-derivative of the dicarbonyl compound in its anionic form.

In the case of silver, the reduction of the metal occurs only in the presence of tryptophan in anionic form and also when silver exists at high pH.

Many organic acids existing in the human body possess p K a values around 4 and therefore appear predominantly in their anionic form, such as bicarbonate, lactate, pyruvate, citrate, acetoacetate, and β-hydroxybutyrate (Table 1).

Tryptophan in an aqueous solution adjusted to high pH exists in anionic form having nonbonding pair of electrons on the nitrogen atom of the amino group and deprotonated carboxylic group -COO−.

KT is an off-white crystalline powder freely soluble in methanol, and it exists in the anionic form, in particular, at physiological pH.