Sentence examples for raising the solution from inspiring English sources
Raising the solution temperature from 10 degrees C to 40 degrees C thermally triggered the hydrophilic-to-hydrophobic phase transition of the adsorbed ELP resulting in formation of large aggregates due to interparticle hydrophobic interaction.
Raising the solution temperature to partially denature lysozyme was a necessary condition for fibril assembly.
However, these filaments do not rapidly disassociate upon raising the solution pH to around 7. After aging overnight, TEM examination still showed the existence of filaments as the dominant morphology.
Second, a local particular solution method is introduced to raise the solution accuracy for problems with a source term.
Third, two skew exponential difference schemes are proposed to raise the solution accuracy in multidimensional problems: one is designed to be free of numerical diffusion and the other with minimum numerical diffusion to ensure solution monotonicity.
It was used to raise the solution pH to terminate the Fenton reaction as well as to maintain pH before absorbance measurement.
A significant amount of very low pH solution mixing with higher pH solution (50% pH -3 +50% pH 2) would be required to even approach the 20 calories per liter needed to raise the solution to observed temperatures.
The inhibition efficiency percentages increased with increasing the concentration of plant extract, but decreased with raising the test solution temperature.
On the other hand, KOH flakes easily dissolved in water to form a 15 M solution; hence, it is more suitable for raising the pH of the solution and enhancing the reduction of copper by hydrazine.
Briefly, a fully deoxygenated 0.1 M solution of Mohr's salt [(NH4 2Fe SO4 2*6 H2O, pH = 3.6] was saturated with H2S gas (C.P. grade, 99.5 % H2S, BOC gases) and the iron was quantitatively precipitated as iron monosulfide by raising the pH of the solution to 6.5 via the addition of a degassed 1.0 N NaOH solution.
Raising the pH of the solution to 6.66 reduced the concentration of [AuCl4] -and [AuCl3(OH ]- significantly, and the ionic composition was primarily made up of [AuCl2(OH)2]- ions.
