Sentence examples for weakening acid from inspiring English sources

The comparisons of the acidity in dealuminated HZSM-5 by traditionally steaming and improved methods indicated that the latter was more effective in decreasing the acidity and weakening acid strength, and more environmentally benign and timesaving.

This has resulted in air of poorer quality; water pollution in rivers and lakes; a rise in noise pollution; slope erosion caused by the construction of ski slopes and roads; dumping of solid and organic waste; erosion from the quarrying of rock, sand, and gravel for construction; and forests weakened by acid rain.

Such interaction becomes weakened during acid cleaning so that the PVA layer can be detached.

This is because the solubility of N-nap-O-MalCS of N Chitosan-DMNPs was weakened by acid hydrolysis of maleoyl groups, as mentioned above.

They are presented in the Results section of the manuscript and in Figure 4 figure supplement 2. In short, mutations that make the hydrophobic pocket smaller weaken fatty acid inhibition.

The combination of heat and vinegary acid weakened the rocks and they crumbled before him.

Moreover, 1H NMR results further verified that carboxylic and hydroxyl groups in PAHs (9-phenanthrol and 3-phenanthrenecarboxylic acid) weakened the complexation between SMX and the graphitic surface.

The simulations suggest that oleic acid weakens these interactions.

In these cases, also a non- or less abrasive bolus could cause similar defects when acting on acid weakened surfaces.

Generally, it was found that acetic acid had a weakening effect on the flexural strength of samples sintered at 1700 °C but a beneficial effect on KIC of ceramics sintered at 1600 °C.

Interactions between charged amino acids, notably R286 (R = arginine) with D96 and D107 (D = aspartic acid), and R338 with D44 and E43 (E = glutamic acid), are particularly important in maintaining the dimer, since mutations in these amino acids lead to weakening of the dimer or constitutive monomerization [ 2, 3].