Sentence examples for quantities of solutions from inspiring English sources
Upon mixing equimolar quantities of solutions of bipyridyl macrocycle 1, picolinaldehyde 2, amine 3, and Cu(MeCN 4PF6 in MeCN at room temperature (Scheme 1), the solution immediately turns dark red.
It comes in contact with the rest of the solvent, resulting in one ninth quantity of solution mining.
In this regard, a blank reaction in the presence of the highest quantity of solution of NaOH was performed to rule out a potential contribution from the homogeneous NaOH catalyzed reaction.
Once 80% of the water had evaporated, the specimens were re-wetted, by capillary rise from the bottom, with a quantity of demi-water equal to the quantity of solution used in the first wet-dry cycle.
Two milliliter of solution was removed for UV-Vis analysis at 263 nm at given time intervals to measure the amount of ibuprofen released, and this quantity of solution was replaced with the same volume of fresh SBF.
The quantity of solution required for diagnostic imaging is approximately the same as that used in neonatal care (0.65 mL per single-use swab).
Sodium alginate (5%%) solution was prepared with hot distilled water; at room temperature, equal quantities of algal solution and alginate solution were mixed thoroughly with a magnetic stirrer.
In January America's defence secretary, Robert Gates, told the Senate's armed-services committee that the Department of Defence would pursue greater quantities of "75% solutions" that could be realised in weeks or months instead of "99% exquisite systems" that take more than a decade to develop.
In this section, we obtain the action and the thermodynamic quantities of our solutions.
Introduction The implementation of hemofiltration (HF) as a renal replacement therapy in septic shock patients requires the supply of large quantities of replacement solutions.
While we believe that cloud services have high potential – we forecast that revenue will treble over a five-year period – we do not believe that enterprises will retire vast quantities of legacy solutions just so they can 'go cloud'.
