Sentence examples for tea material from inspiring English sources

In general, the tea material was infused in 150 mL of hot water for 15 min. For comparison purposes, the same infusion was made using ethanol (60% vol) instead of water.

Deviating from the standard protocol, (which is for Camellia sinensis based tea), we used 1.5 g of herbal tea material (or 1 tea bag) instead of 2.0 g per cup, as this more realistically conforms to the specification as prescribed by the manufacturer on the labelling.

Similar results of the effect of pH on the biosorption have also been observed earlier for Ni II) biosorption using dried green alga (Aksu and Dönmez 2006), activated sludge (Ajay Kumar et al. 2009), waste tea material (Aikpokpodion et al. 2010) and coconut copra meal (Saleem et al. 2015); which strengthen our point of view.

Wedelia chinensis, a Wedelia genus plant belonging to the Compositae, has been traditionally used as a hepatoprotective tea material in Taiwan [ 8].

The fit of home made masks, which could be e.g. made of a tea cloth or other comparable material available in the home, is likely to be even looser.

The objective of this work is to study the effects of the moisture in the raw material (tea shoots) in the optimal design of a tea manufacturing plant not only in the investment but also in the operation costs.

For The Record Los Angeles Times Wednesday, August 26, 2009 Home Edition Food Part E Page 2 Features Desk 1 inches; 29 words Type of Material: Correction Tea Habitat: An article about Tea Habitat, a South Bay tea emporium, on Aug. 19 said it was located in Rancho Palos Verdes.

Non aqueous performance was tested in 1 M TEA-BF4/acetonitrile, the material can deliver an energy density of 12 17 Wh kg−1 in a two-electrode system.

Gather materials: Tea bag, paper (kind does not matter, regular copy paper works fine, however if your printer only accepts a certain kind use that), any piece of ribbon you have, a small bowl and some hot water.

The traditional ways of preparing a herbal tea involve boiling plant material in water to yield a decoction or soaking plant material in freshly boiled water to produce an infusion.

Chamomile, meant to be brewed as a stomach-soothing tea, became the raw material for a permanent yellow dye.