solvate

Other methods have applied co-solvents such as ethanol and acetone solvate to remove lignin, but they require very high reaction temperatures that also cause the remaining sugars to degrade.

It was unexpectedly found that at the same pH (2.1 in the study's case) phosphoric acid and sulfuric acid failed to solvate REE while gluconic acid "did a great job," according to the paper.

Lactose exhibits three polymorphs (anhydrous forms) and a solvate (hydrated form): anhydrous [beta]-lactose ([beta]L), unstable hygroscopic anhydrous [alpha]-lactose ([alpha][L.sub.H]), stable anhydrous [alpha]-lactose ([alpha][L.sub.S]), and [alpha]-lactose monohydrate ([alpha]L x [H.sub.2]O) [3, 7].

The dimethyl carbonate also has several conformations (at least 3) against acetone which has only one conformation (Figure 6), causing the possibility of DMC molecules in the highly aggregated solvate. Two structure conformations of DMC (Figure 6b) are favourable between DMC and KB which oxygen of DMC interact with metal atom of Si and Al of KB [44-46].

During chromatographic separation, alcohols solvate [sup.99m]Tc[O.sub.4.sup.-], transporting it from the origin to other regions in the stationary phase, but the process is affected by carbon chain length, as observed for water-soluble 1-propanol, which is less effective for the solvation of the inorganic anion.

Meanings of terms like ferromagnetic, solvate, and aprotic also were not recognised by majority.

He observed that PPP is following the footsteps of its leader Mohtarma Benazir Bhutto was making endeavours to solvate masses from the brutal clutches of poverty, joblessness and injustices.

Resins solvate asphaltenic aggregates by adsorbing to the faces of these aggregates, a process sometimes referred to as peptization (Figure 1a) (Kawanaka et al., 1989; Sheu et al., 1991; Speight and Moschopedis, 1979).

The solvate (hydrate) layers, which thickness between two plates for separate hard bodies is experimentally defined, are formed because of the not- compensated molecular forces on a surface of a hard phase.

The powder diffraction pattern was indexed giving a unit cell and space group consistent with one molecule in the asymmetric unit (unlike the solvate structures with multiple parent, and often multiple solvate molecules in the asymmetric unit).