Use of chemically in Sentences. 47 Examples
The examples include chemically at the start of sentence, chemically at the end of sentence and chemically in the middle of sentence
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chemically at the start of sentence
- Chemically, the substances are similar.
- Chemically treated hair can become dry and brittle.
- Chemically treated hair can become dry and brittle.
- Chemically, the antimalarial drug Atebrin or mepacrine had some resemblance to riboflavin.
- Chemically, the antimalarial drug Atebrin or mepacrine had some resemblance to riboflavin.
- Chemically based methods of attending to disease and their toxic effects will soon be replaced by electro-magnetic therapy on a global scale.
chemically at the end of sentence
- The white clay is formed where some granite masses have been changed chemically.
- The white clay is formed where some granite masses have been changed chemically.
chemically in the middle of sentence
- The water is chemically treated.
- Tap water is never chemically pure.
- Tap water is never chemically pure.
- The raw sewage is chemically treated.
- The raw sewage is chemically treated.
- Biscuits and crackers are chemically leavened.
- Biscuits and crackers are chemically leavened.
- The medicine chemically affects your physiology.
- The medicine chemically affects your physiology.
- Hydrogen combines chemically with oxygen to form water.
- Hydrogen combines chemically with oxygen to form water.
- To remedy the situation, the water must be chemically treated.
- To remedy the situation, the water must be chemically treated.
- Many other soy sauces are chemically produced in a matter of hours.
- Many other soy sauces are chemically produced in a matter of hours.
- Instead it was filtered and chemically treated to improve visibility.
- Instead it was filtered and chemically treated to improve visibility.
- The fund provides money to clean up chemically polluted industrial sites.
- The fund provides money to clean up chemically polluted industrial sites.
- Many smokers who are chemically addicted to nicotine cannot cut down easily.
- Many smokers who are chemically addicted to nicotine cannot cut down easily.
- Carbon, hydrogen and oxygen combine chemically to form carbohydrates and fats.
- Carbon, hydrogen and oxygen combine chemically to form carbohydrates and fats.
- This is usually done by chemically inducing a thin surface coating of corrosion.
- This is usually done by chemically inducing a thin surface coating of corrosion.
- A further set of readings come from chemically analysing soil samples collected from streams.
- It has a soft, waxy nature and chemically it is important to know that it is insoluble in water.
- It has a soft, waxy nature and chemically it is important to know that it is insoluble in water.
- They're best for naturally dry, curly and frizzy hair but can be used on chemically damaged hair too.
- It had been conceded that the two forms of cocaine were chemically different and had different physical properties.
- It had been conceded that the two forms of cocaine were chemically different and had different physical properties.
- We can, therefore, distinguish between different compounds, or between chemically distinct atoms in a single compound.
- Other synthetic polymers are chemically rather more complicated but, elastically, apparently not very widely different.
- An industrial gas like oxygen is chemically identical in all markets, but the means of its delivery may vary among markets.
- An industrial gas like oxygen is chemically identical in all markets, but the means of its delivery may vary among markets.
- Reactive dyestuffs, developed in the Fifties, chemically react with the cotton fibre, under the influence of alkali and heat.
- Diamond forms a good window for infrared cells, because it is highly transparent, chemically non-reactive and exceptionally strong.
- Comparison of their chemistry with that of magmas erupted on oceanic islands demonstrates the plumes differ chemically from the upper mantle.
- This suggests that the subducted sediment somehow survived as a chemically and physically distinct region large enough to avoid obliteration by diffusion.
