The time (Tt) required for the turbidity of the LAMP reaction solution to exceed a given value was dependent on the quantity of the initial template DNA.
The protocol limited the total volume of contrast and sodium chloride solution not to exceed 100 mL.
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Acrylic acid (AA) and maleic acid (MA) polymers were found to inhibit the precipitation of calcium carbonate and gypsum from supersaturated solutions to extents exceeding 90% at concentrations as low as 2 ppm.
It was discovered that the polymer solution must exceed certain effective viscosity to achieve a tertiary recovery of more than 10%.
Generally, there are some amounts of Ca2+ and Mg2+ in the LiHCO3 solution whose contents exceed the requirements to produce qualified high-purity Li2CO3, so they need to be removed from the solution.
In order to estimate the concentration at which a HA solution might exceed coil overlap, we can consider the hydrodynamic size of the polymer at different molecular weights.
Similar to our result, Tagaya et al. reported that the pH of the CP-based cement solution never exceed 8.0, even after about one month of storage, and this provides a mildly alkaline environment for pulpotomy [ 26].
By this chronoamperometric method, it was shown that the supersaturation coefficient of a saturated calcium sulphate solution must exceed a critical value Ωc of the order of 4 to observe the crystallization of the gypsum layer.
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The mechanisms causing hyponatraemia are discussed in the following sections and summarized in Figure 2. Young, normally functioning kidneys have an enormous capacity to excrete water (1 l/h), so excessive water input (polydipsia, infusion of hypotonic fluids or absorption of irrigant solutions) must exceed 1 l/h to produce hyponatraemia.
