acidic造句

An acidic ingredient.

Ridges of peat and pools of dark, acidic water form a patterned peatland near Moon Point.

The pulp of fruit is edible and tastes sweet and acidic.

Heavily acidic conditions also prompt the leaching of toxic metals into nearby bodies of water.

Scientists now suspect they are also making Alaskan seas more acidic.

"Such high levels of correlation between phosphorus and sulfur can likely only be obtained under acidic conditions," they note.

According to researchers, the little fish live in dark, tea-colored water at least 100 times more acidic than rainwater.

"That's probably it," replied the dentist "Hollandaise sauce is made with lemon juice, which is acidic and highly corrosive."

The drink is fairly acidic with high levels of lactic acid and other acids, so experts advise moderation.

The R-groups give the amino acids their physical-chemical characteristics such as polarity (hydrophobic or hydrophilic) and charge (acidic or positive versus basic or negative).

Slurp 15 milliliters (about atablespoon) of vinegar daily, perhaps diluting it with milk or soda to make itless acidic and more palatable.

Since these carbonates dissolve in acid, the persistence of these mounds indicates that water perhaps less acidic and more favorable for life might have once flowed across Mars.

The acidic pH interacts with the hair's slightly negative charge to help the cuticle, the outer layer of the hair, maintain a smooth, flat surface.

The endangered Cooloola sedge frog (Litoria cooloolensis) is part of the rare group of acid frogs—so named because they find refuge in naturally acidic waters, including Fraser's freshwater lakes.

The paper describes how an antibiotic was used to inhibit the full swivel and ratcheting motion of a ribosome from a bacterium called Thermus Thermophilus, which thrives in hot acidic environments.

A study review in the British dental Journal (BDJ) found that sugar-free foods and drinks contain acidic additives that may cause dental problems by eroding the enamel on consumers' teeth.

But this process only applies to things with a price; not if they are free, as are some of the most important global goods-a healthy atmosphere, fresh water, non-acidic oceans, furry wild animals.