Sentence examples for no cobalt from inspiring English sources
No cobalt blue pantsuits, boxy jackets, and shapeless long skirts for these seven (of the 15) cabinet members.
However XPS analysis of the later reveals that no cobalt species are detected on the carbon surface after 100 h of continuous polarization.
The presence of cobalt can indicate the use of cobalt oxide as a blue colorant; however, no cobalt was detected by SEM EDS in either the glass matrix or inclusions of the blue enamel.
The baseline scenario shows no cobalt supply constraints over the considered time period 2007 2050, and recovering about 60%% of cobalt content of the copper and nickel ore flows would be sufficient to match global cobalt demand.
No cobalt was found to be associated with either topoisomerase IIα or IIβ when an elemental profile was established using Inductively Coupled Plasma Mass Spectrometry (ICP-MS), although interestingly zinc was found to be consistently associated with both isoforms using this technique (unpublished data).
14 In total, elemental analysis by EPMA-WDS detected tungsten but no cobalt or tantalum in 10 patients, tungsten and cobalt in five patients, and tungsten and tantalum in four patients (table 4).
Open image in new window Figure 20 SEM images of CoSO 4 (left) and Co (NO 3 ) 2 (right) as cobalt salts.
The authors also showed that the above-mentioned Co Ag interaction is suppressed after axial coordination of NO to the cobalt porphyrin and suggested that this effect results from competition between the two axial ligands (NO and the silver surface, considered as a point ligand).
The catalytic decomposition of NO over cobalt oxide was significantly enhanced by the addition of alkali promoters.
This contribution reports on a combined spectroscopic and catalytic study of the NO reactivity on cobalt-aluminophosphates with chabasite-related structure, CoAPO-18 and CoAPO-34.
In particular, the Co-TPP-NO (Co-TPP = cobalt tetraphenyl porphyrin) has been explored as an isoelectronic model for oxygenated protoheme.
