Sentence examples for separation yields from inspiring English sources

The separation yields the independence of investigation.

The later separation by electrolysis (1 h) gives separation yields of 97%, no carrier-added.

The various chromatographic methods used for fullerene separation have been investigated in several investigations, including stationary and mobile phases, conditions of detection, separation yields in some case, and a general discussion for each method.

The separation yields estimated from the optical absorbance at 280 nm were 5.6% (11,−5) and 2.6% (6,5) per load of all SWCNTs, which correspond 28%and13%3% per load of total (11,–5) and (6,5) enantiomers, respectively.

The further restriction of the axiom of separation to formulas in which all quantifiers are bounded in sets (Δ0 separation) yields "bounded Zermelo set theory" or "Mac Lane set theory", so called because it has been advocated as a foundation for mathematics by Saunders Mac Lane (1986).

Such optimisation typically requires a compromise between conflicting constraints with, for example, increased electronic coupling favouring a high charge separation yield but at the expense of lifetime of the charge separated state.

The overall separation yield was 65 75%.

The further separation yield was 70%, calcium content measured by ICP-MS analysis was below 1 ppm.

Yoo et al. (Yoo et al., 2005) achieved the same separation yield and radionuclidic purity using a very similar setup.

Crab was tested on separation of 61Cu and 64Cu from Ni targets in 99% separation yield of copper radionuclides and almost quantitative recovery of target matrix.

Subsequent HPLC separation of 1 on a chiral column prior to HPLC separation yielded two compounds, 1a and 1b (Fig. 5).