Sentence examples for solution exposed to from inspiring English sources

In 1853 English physicist George Stokes noticed that a quinine solution exposed to a lightning flash gave off a brief blue glow, which he called fluorescence.

The modern era of organic photochemistry began in 1866, when Russian chemist Carl Julius von Fritzche discovered that a concentrated anthracene solution exposed to UV radiation would fall from the solution as a precipitate.

All these solutions were containing 50 ppb of both Cr3+ and Pb2+ ions and each solution exposed to 218 cm2 of sorbent while it stirred.

The film cast from the solution exposed to light was thermally less stable than the one which was cast without FeCl3·6H2O.

Synthesized ZnO nanoparticles and a p-25 mixed MB solution exposed to UV illustrate that p-25 has a better photo-degradation response than synthesized ZnO nanoparticles using UV light.

These membranes were subsequently incubated with blocking solution, exposed to the DNA probe specified below and repeatedly washed using a standard Southern hybridization procedure.

Bovine crystallin solutions exposed to photodynamically generated ROS became cloudy, and exposed proteins partitioned to the insoluble fraction.

Interpolymer radical coupling was investigated in polymer solutions exposed to high-intensity ultrasound.

Solutions exposed to 37°C( ± 1) resulted in an increased concentration of 4.59% in 60 minutes and a decreased concentration of 10.28% in 120 minutes (Table 1).

Diphenylamine (DPA) photodegradation was studied by applying the optimal response surface design methodology to the chromatographic data from pollutant solutions exposed to stressing irradiation.

We have recently shown that wild type (WT) human SOD1, when lacking both its metal ions, forms large, stable, soluble, amyloid-like protein oligomers in solutions exposed to air, under physiological conditions (37°C, pH 7, and 100 µM protein concentration) [16].