Sentence examples for spectroscopic examination from inspiring English sources
In 1984, he made the first spectroscopic examination of Halley's Comet as it barely became visible approaching the sun for its once-every-76-years visit in 1986.
It is a bluish star; spectroscopic examination reveals Spica to be a binary with a four-day period, its two components being of the first and third magnitudes, respectively.
Scanning electron microscopic examination and micro-Raman spectroscopic examination were carried out on the three-layer structure (MPL, HL and CP).
Using p-nitrophenol as a model compound in UV vis and circular dichroism spectroscopic examination, the modified polysaccharide showed an ability to form a host guest complex.
Processes that occur in stages can be studied in greater detail, and any stage of interest can be frozen when desired, by drop of temperature, for more detailed spectroscopic examination.
Recently developed strategies designed to meet these investigative challenges include partial depolymerization using enzymatic or chemical reagents and spectroscopic examination of the intact polyesters in a solvent-swelled form.
UV-visible and circular dichroism spectroscopic examinations revealed that the product had the ability to form a host-guest complex with p-nitrophenolate.
The spectroscopic examinations showed that the presence of inorganic phase accelerates both the removal of the solvent and the concomitant imidization reaction.
Emphasis will be on the spectroscopic examinations of the equilibria of Mo(CO 6 and the molybdenum halocarbonyls, the oxidation of Mo(0) with alkyl halides, and in situ regeneration of the active catalyst under reaction conditions.
Analytical data (e.g. from spectroscopic examinations) can, by material identification, assist in dating or authenticating art objects or works of art.
Oxime esters appeared promising candidates to meet this need because literature reports and our EPR spectroscopic examinations showed they readily dissociated on photolysis with production of a pair of N- and O-centered radicals.
