hydrolytic in English

adjective

[hy·dro·lyt·ic || ‚haɪdrəʊ'lɪtɪk]

of hydrolysis, of the breaking down of a compound by means of water (Chemistry)

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1. However, the Synesstic Alkylated naphthalenes have enhanced hydrolytic

2. This occurs at an Abscission zone, where hydrolytic enzymes reduce cell adhesion

3. Adipates offer high flash point and resistance to oxidation thus improving hydrolytic stability and volatility

4. 13 The most commonly used plant cell wall hydrolytic enzymes have pectinase,[www.Sentencedict.com] cellulase and hemicellulase enzymes.

5. Total hydrolytic activity in crude extracts was also lower for the extended broad spectrum enzymes.

6. Amber glass bottles (hydrolytic class III) with white tamper-resistant polypropylene closures containing #, #, # or # tablets

7. // HYDROLYTIC STRENGTH // // During the analysis of the glass in accordance with ISO Standard 719-1981 (determination of the hydrolytic strength of granulated glass at 98 °C), the quality of alkali dissolved for 1 g of glass shall not exceed 263,5 mg of Na2O.

8. Aleurone releases large quantities of hydrolytic enzymes (AMYLASES, PROTEASES and NUCLEASES) for digestion of the ENDOSPERM

9. In this regard, the hydrolytic resistance in the metal-to-bone cement interface is of major importance.

10. The chemical composition of DURAN® Borosilicate glass provides it with a strong hydrolytic resistance and durability to corrosive substances

11. Alkylated naphthalene is defined as a high-performance synthetic lubricating fluid with outstanding thermo-oxidative and hydrolytic stability, good solubility, and low volatility characteristics

12. Converted from Type I borosilicate glass tubing, Ampules conform to the hydrolytic resistance requirements outlined in USP <660> and EP 3.2.1.

13. 6).Within the Aleurone layer, GA from the embryo induces the synthesis and secretion of hydrolytic enzymes, including several isoforms of α-amylase

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15. The measure of the hydrolytic effect in the case of the numerous negative hydrophobic (Acidoid) sols, such as colloidal mastic, platinum, gold, arsenious suiphide

16. On the UrethHall®, usually 0.30 maximum, compared to standard Adipates, usually 0.50– 1.00 maximum, contribute to greater hydrolytic stability of the urethane (Figs

17. Autolysis is the final result of these stresses, where the vacuolar membranes inside the yeast disintegrate; releasing hydrolytic enzymes that cause the cells to burst open, releasing the contents of the cell into the beer

18. Autolysis is a characteristic postmortem finding and is present in an increasing number of tissues as the body “ages”. Autolysis first appears in the pancreas, which is related to the quantity of hydrolytic enzymes in the pancreas

19. Basidiomycetes possess the two types of extracellular enzymatic systems necessary to degrade the vegetal biomass: (1) a hydrolytic system responsible for polysaccharide degradation, consisting mainly of xylanases and cellulases and (2) a unique oxidative ligninolytic system, which degrades lignin and opens phenyl rings; this systemcomprises

20. The hydrolytic behavior of Antimonic acid, Sb(OH) o 5, was experimentally investigated, at fixed temperatures within the range 10–40 °C, by both titration of dilute Na-antimonate solutions with HClO 4 and single-point pH measurements of diluted Sb(OH) o 5 solutions

21. By means of qualitative and semiquantitative analyses of histochemical reactions the enzymatic structure of the acanthotic epidermis in neurodermatitis (atopic dermatitis) was investigated. Enzymes of the energy-producing metabolism and hydrolytic enzyme activities were demonstrated histochemically. The results were compared with those obtained in psoriasis vulgaris.