Sentence examples for most suitable wavelength from inspiring English sources

Therefore, 550 nm is the most suitable wavelength for Cu2O to photocatalytically degrade MO.

This is convenient to determine the most suitable wavelength without repeating analyses.

Absorption spectra of the pure molecules (Additional file 1: Figure S2) were recorded in order to set the detector for the chromatographic analysis at the most suitable wavelength.

The most suitable wavelength for Cu2O to photocatalytic degradation is 550 nm, because the light energy (2.25 eV) is closest to the band gap of Cu2O (2.17 eV).

At the same time, 550 nm is the most suitable wavelength for Cu2O to photocatalytically degrade MO, because the light energy (2.25 eV) is closest to the band gap of Cu2O (2.17 eV).

The UV detector response of both drugs was studied and the most suitable wavelength was found to be 220 nm showing the highest sensitivity with a reasonable response and good separation for both drugs.

These three different settings made it possible to flexibly select the most suitable wavelengths required for the evaluation of the capsule videos.

After several examinations, an excitation wavelength of 288 nm and emission wavelength of 478 nm was the most suitable fluorescence detection wavelength for bergapten and the IS isoimperatorin.

According to the Mie scattering theory, spheres with the size matched with light wavelength are most suitable for light scattering and enhance the light trapping ability.

It can also be seen from Fig.  4 that the MWL-AUC is already capable of delivering a higher radial resolution than the Xl-A, especially in the UV wavelength range most suitable to biological polymers.

This obviously leads to a better performance of the detection systems especially in the UV range and allows some fine tuning of the intensity for the wavelength range most suitable for the experiment at hand by adjusting the amount of light via the iris.