Sentence examples for modified by acid from inspiring English sources
Growth enhancement was observed for four MWCNT modified by acid dispersion, while the agglomerated pristine form had no effect [104].
In this work microfibrillated cellulose was modified by acid chlorides arranged in a homologous series that showed high efficiency in changing the surface properties of the material.
For example, diamond NPs (DNPs) were purified and surface modified by acid mixtures of perchloric acid, nitric acid and hydrochloric acid according to the literature [33] before being dispersed into the base fluids.
The in-house mordenite zeolite sample was synthesised with different properties from those of the commercial mordenite samples, then post-synthesis modified by acid and steam dealumination techniques under different treatment conditions.
Active Sr substituted LaMnO3 perovskite type catalysts were prepared by sol-gel method and further modified by acid, and the catalytic activity for vinyl chloride (VC) combustion were investigated.
LDHs were hydrophobically modified by hexadienoic acid, tetradecanoic acid, and octadecanoic acid to overcome the incompatibility between matrix polymer and LDH.
In addition, the USY zeolite modified by malic acid and nitric acid possesses larger secondary pore volume and more appropriate acid properties than the USY modified with citric acid and phosphoric acid.
In the present study, the density functional theory (DFT) was applied to investigate the influence of borate structure on the thermal stability of phenolic resin modified by boric acid (BPR) and phenylboronic acid (PBPR).
Carbon modification by sulfuric acid generates strong acid sites in higher concentration, compared to carbon modified by nitric acid, calcination and hydrogen peroxide.
In this work, pristine and organically-modified sepiolites (Sep) were structurally modified by an acid treatment, which provides nano-sized sepiolite (NS-Sep) fibers with reduced particle size and increased silanol groups on the surface layer.
Succinic acid can alter the physical and chemical properties of the substrates [17], where the substrate surfaces modified by succinic acid are more prone to chemical reactions with suitable functional groups such as the primary amine group (NH2).
