Sentence examples for requisite quantity from inspiring English sources
A drawback of the Pd-based membrane is the uncertain durability of the Pd at the high operating temperature of the C14 reforming chemistry (900°C), the cost of the requisite quantity of Pd (100 g), and coking brought about by hydrogen removal by the membrane.
Briefly, requisite quantities of ammonium ceric nitrate and ammonium metavanadate were dissolved in Millipore water.
The requisite quantities of titanium isopropoxide in 2-propanol, zirconium(IV) propoxide in propanol, and NH3 (40%% aqueous solution) were continuously stirred for 6 h at 70 °C.
The nano-sized supported nickel particles were synthesized by dissolving requisite quantities of Ni(NO3 2·6H2O in deionized water and placing the respective supports in a vessel.
Mallory was here somewhat ahead of his time, enthusiastically supporting iron cladding for ships before the fledgling metals industry in the country could supply it in the requisite quantities.
The stock solution was diluted to produce requisite quantities of the dosing solutions.
Although the final equation can be written directly, it proves expedient to calculate numerically the requisite quantities from these simple formulae 1.
Besides providing requisite quantities of mRNA for microarray analyses, sublethal doses of antibiotics are receiving increased interest because of their potential for attenuating pathogenicity but with concern for increased rates of mutation and resistance [ 13, 14].
If you're "out of phase" from typical bedtimes due to circadian disruption, for example, your melatonin levels are off: the hormone that should be telling you to fall asleep isn't produced in enough quantity, or the requisite receptors are missing.
Surfactant solutions were prepared by dissolving accurately weighed quantities of surfactants in requisite volumes of deionised water.
Groundwater is the only permanent source of water in the basin, therefore understanding the hydrological processes that effect water quality and quantity is a pre-requisite for sustainable water management.
