Sentence examples for ion quantity from inspiring English sources
Ultimately, practical capability of the sensor was investigated successfully by assessment of Al III) ion quantity in some aqueous samples namely mineral water, Al-Mg syrup, black tea extract, and ore samples (Basalt and Andesite), in perfect agreement with flame atomic absorption spectroscopy (FAAS).
Dr. TargetKeshava Prasad ionthe recipient of a research grant on "Development of Infrastructure and a Computational Framework for Analysis of Proteomic Data" from DBT. Akhilesh Pandey was partially funded for this project by a grant from National Institutes of Health Roadmap initiative U54 RR020839.
It is a single-ion quantity in the sense that it ultimately relates to the change in Gibbs free energy of a phase if a small number of ions are added to or removed from the phase without simultaneously adding or removing counterions.
When the initial concentration of Pb2+ ions is 100 mg L−1, the ion adsorption quantity reaches 240.6 mg g−1 and retains 97.1% of its initial value after 5 uptake/release cycles.
The simulation results suggest that the fluctuations in the ion flow quantities are more sensitive to the moving crustal fields rather than the two wind profiles.
In each experiment for both cadmium and zinc metal ions, weighed quantity of adsorbent was added to a specific volume of standard solution and after adjusting the desired pH, the mixture was agitated at invariable speed at room temperature keeping contact time constant.
This may be because at pH > 6 Cd II) existed as Cd2+ ions (in large quantity) with the formation of Cd(OH)+ (small quantity) (Srivastava et al. 2006; Boparai et al. 2013) resulting a decrease in pHf.
Along with these variables there are multiple microscopic quantities (ion channel conductance, fraction of channels open, and the ratio of NMDA to AMPA receptors), being used to describe the dynamics of neural masses.
According to Eq. (4), the flux of the positive ions is an invariant quantity, hence by accelerating those ions through the sheath, the number density decreases.
This type of analysis normally requires a statistical study; however, the Martian data existing to date are not suitable for statistical study because MEX does not carry a magnetometer for obtaining pitch-angles of observed ions even though MEX is the only spacecraft that produced a sufficient quantity of ion data at the relevant energies near the Martian bow shock for a statistical study.
With this assumption together with the further implicit assumption that the free energy of hydration of an ion was a constant quantity, independent of the identity of its companion ion or ions, free energies of hydration of other cations were calculated from the free energies of hydration of their chlorides and free energies of hydration of other anions from their K+ salts.
