Sentence examples for made by chemically from inspiring English sources
All cells worked well by using a Pt-free cathode made by chemically growing Cu2S on a brass foil.
Today, the interconnects between stacked chips are made by chemically drilling a hole through silicon and coating its sides with copper.
The novel enzyme electrode was made by chemically bonding both the redox mediator ferrocenecarboxaldehyde and glucose oxidase to a gold-particles modified pencil lead carbon electrode that possessed the widest linear standard calibration concentration range of 0 39.0 mM (r2 = 0.9956), a limit of detection of 7.8 μM, fast response time of 5 s, and a detection sensitivity of 2212 nA mM−1.
NPG was made by chemically dealloying AgAu alloy foils (Ag78Au22 at.%, 25 μm in thickness, purchased from Changshu Noble Metal Company, China) in concentrated HNO3 (approximately 67%).
Recently, Erlebacher and co-workers reported an interesting type of membrane electrode materials called nanoporous gold (NPG) leaves which could be made by chemically etching the white gold (AgAu alloy) leaves in corrosive medium [20].
The substance, which is made by chemically processing graphite (the source of "lead" in pencils), has been described as the "miracle material of the 21st century," according to team leader Mike Patterson, who is a second-year Wharton executive MBA student.
IN the days before digital cameras and inkjet printers, photographic prints were made by exposing chemically treated paper to light, then bathing it in vats of yet more chemicals.
Electro chemo mechanical deformation of polypyrrole doped with dodecylbenzenesulfonate (PPy/DBS), deposited electrochemically on chitosan and polyvinylidene fluoride (PVdF) substrates made conductive by chemically deposited poly 3,4-ethylenedioxythiophene) (poly 3,4-ethylenedioxythiophene
Synthetic DNA was made by Integrated DNA Technologies Coralvillee, IA) and chemically 5' phosphorylated.
Chemically, PowerShot is glycerol tert butyl ether (GTBE), which is made by combining two chemicals.
Biological drugs are not synthesized chemically but are made by living organisms.
