Examples of using Complexation in English and their translations into German
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Colorimetry after complexation.
Local complexation in the.
The goal of the second method wasto take the advantages of the two established approaches: impurity complexation and nanofiltration.
Stabilization of organic matter by complexation or precipitation with aluminum.
Complexation studies with Cu2+ and Ni2+ showed the presence of two ligands: oxalate and ligand X.
The increase of contaminant solubility to achieve an increased metal mobility for later extraction andii the metal immobilisation through sequestration, complexation or changes in speciation.
Complexation studies with Eu3+ showed that the complexing capacity under near field conditions was negligible.
Conversely, the investigation of interactionswith single components gives detailed information on the complexation with biomolecules, but conclusions to the total system cannot be made seriously.
Potential ligands for the complexation of radionuclides are metabolites formed and released by plants in response to heavy metal stress.
In June 2013 she was awarded an ERC Starting Grant worth 1.5 million EUR for her project"MembranesAct- Biological Membranes in Action:A Unified Approach to Complexation, Scaffolding and Active Transport.
Humic acid can be exchange, absorption, complexation with metal ions and chelating effect, and humic acid can improve soil structure and increase yield.
Derivatization of the cellulose OH-groups creates supramolecular helical polymer structures,combining polar and π-π interactions with inclusion complexation resulting in potent selectivity.
Hello, the basic process is called"chelation"(complexation with polydentate ligands), which encapsulates the heavy metal ions with a kind of"protective shell" and thus makes them….
There is a theoretical possibility that the leaching of, for example cadmium,may increase due to increased chloride complexation caused by PVC incineration but data would be needed to substantiate this.
E 459 beta-cyclodextrin is used for complexation of flavour compounds, hence it reduces their volatility and helps reducing the loss of flavour during processing and/or preparation.
Chemically, potassium humate is a super-molecular heterogeneous aromatic hydroxy carboxylicacid composed by various functional groups, taking on effects of sorption, complexation, chelation, flocculation, which dissolves loads of hydrophobic matters.
The complexation of radionuclides with organic ligands resulting from the chemical degradation of cellulose, and the subsequent negative effects on sorption properties, were identified as being processes of great importance.
Humic acid(HA)in natural clays can play an important role in the(im)mobilization(complexation) of toxic metal ions such as radionuclides in the deep geological disposal of high-level radioactive waste.
This complexation and higher bioavailability may explain the much lower therapeutic doses against malaria required for artemisinin in tea infusions than for pure artemisinin.
Sodium Humic Acid is extracted from leonardite, which is a versatile polymer compound containing a hydroxyl group, quinone group, carboxyl group more reactive groups, with a large internal surface area, has a strong adsorption,exchange, complexation, chelating ability.
Q1: Complexation and adsorption of polymeric nanocarriers with biological components like RNA, serum proteins and further components of blood and its influence on their stability and cell uptake.
If boric acid is to be titrated manually, this complexation involves a great deal of work and requires exact pipetting of the sample, distilled water, and mannitol solution in order to yield accurate results.
By complexation with the food-approved CAVAMAX® W8 gamma-cyclodextrin, WACKER offers an excellent solution for increasing the bioavailibilty of hydrophobic health-promoting ingredients such as curcumin.
This complexation can also be supported by stressors, which act as stabilising chelating ligands, and lead to a complexation of trace metals while simultaneously reducing the stressor concentration.
This complexation can also be supported by stressors, which act as stabilizing chelating ligands, and for example lead to a complexation of trace metals with a simultaneous reduction of the stressor concentration.
Aqueous speciation, complexation with dissolved inorganic ligands like chloride, sulfate or nitrate complexation with organic ligands like acetate or humic acid, interaction with bacteria and plants, sorption to mineral and rock surfaces.