Sentence examples for when acidic from inspiring English sources

Hofmeister-like effects may also play a role in other experiments in which protein unfolding occurs in ESI droplets formed from native solutions, such as during traditional supercharging with m-NBA or sulfolane, or in acid denaturation when acidic vapors are introduced in the source of a mass spectrometer.

The other side is sunk in sands rich in minerals known as sulfates, which tell of an era long ago when acidic waters flowed in this region.

Salts are formed during SCWO when acidic solutions are neutralized to reduce corrosion and may also be present in the waste stream itself.

Finally, the recoveries of the metals using biomass were investigated, and cationic metal recoveries of 100% were achieved when acidic solutions were used.

The Guardian's John Henley investigated what causes sinkholes in 2013: Natural sinkholes – as opposed to manmade tunnel or cave collapses – occur when acidic rainwater seeps down through surface soil and sediment, eventually reaching a soluble bedrock such as sandstone, chalk, salt or gypsum, or (most commonly) a carbonate rock such as limestone beneath.

Therefore, it is a very important consideration when acidic zeolite catalysts are used.

However, when an acidic component such as citric acid was added, the binder was capable of withstanding between 680 and 740 g, respectively, allowing pectin to equal that of the commercial binder.

Even when the acidic effects are not profound the acid may still be poisonous.

Ubiquitin E3 ligases RNF168 and BRCA1 exhibit defective ubiquitylation when the acidic patch is mutated and IL-33 binds to the acidic patch, likely in a manner similar to the LANA nucleosome targeting peptide.

In the current study, a continuous increase in the hydrogen generation rate was observed with a parallel increase in NaBH4 concentration when using acidic scheme and applying HCl as an acid accelerator, as presented in Fig. 2.

Chloride depletion results when the acidic species, mainly nitrate, sulphate and some organic acids react with sea-salt particles and replace Cl− in the form of HCl gas.