In a later stage, another peristaltic pump of 1.03 ml/min was applied for NaBH4 solution feeding.
The substrate surface temperature was 340°C, the solution volume was varied from 2.5 to 15 ml, and the solution feeding rate was 1 ml/min.
The absence of any hydrothermal components in the ash leachate indicates that the hydrothermal solution fed into the erupting or degassing conduit was not continuous and likely infrequent.
It was reported that the decontamination efficiency achieves 99.94% and the volume concentration ratio achieves 12.5 at pH 10 for solution fed into the membrane separation system.
In this paper, the effect of Na+ on the DMFC electrochemical response is studied by adding Na+ into the methanol water solution fed in the anode of DMFC.
Imidacloprid in sucrose solution fed to bees in the laboratory impaired their communication for a few hours.
The baseline (i.e., 0 min) glucose level was checked 30 min after solution feeding.
The gradient profile was determined by the concentration of the mineralization solution, the titling angle of the substrate, and the solution feeding rate.
After dissolving 10 mg/kg/day spironolactone in carboxymethyl cellulose (CMC) to produce the stock solution, feeding needles were then used to orally administer the solution to each of the animals.
The first series of experiments was performed for a steady (25 mg l−1) styrene concentration in a solution fed into the reactor changing, in the successive cultures, the dilution rate (D = 0.035 0.1 h−1).
