Sulphation

Constant dropping of fine particles of active material often causes short-circuiting of the plates, and always necessitates occasional washing out of cells; deterioration through "sulphation" if discharge is continued too far or if recharging is not commenced quickly enough; destruction of adjacent metalwork by the corrosive fumes given out during charge and discharge; the tendency of lead plates to "buckle" under certain conditions; the limitation to the use of glass, hard rubber, or similar containers on account of the action of the acid; and the immense weight for electrical capacity. ❋ Frank Lewis Dyer (1905)

Phenol has the functional hydroxyl group that is then conjugated by a Phase II reaction (sulphation) to phenyl sulfate. ❋ Unknown (2008)

It is also a battery charger, battery support and de-sulphation tool and can be used for diagnostic work and the servicing of cars, small and large commercial vehicles, buses, and agricultural and construction vehicles. ❋ Unknown (2010)

It readily undergoes metabolism via Epub 2007 Jan 20. glucuronidation and sulphation to produce Resveratrol inhibits proliferation, induces apoptosis, and overcomes chemoresistance through down-regulation of STAT3 and nuclear factor - {kappa} B - corresponding metabolites. ❋ Cureself (2010)

Constant dropping of fine particles of active material often causes short-circuiting of the plates, and always necessitates occasional washing out of cells; deterioration through ` ` sulphation '' if discharge is continued too far or if recharging is not commenced quickly enough; destruction of adjacent metal-work by the corrosive fumes given out during charge and discharge; the tendency of lead plates to ` ` buckle '' under certain conditions; the limitation to the use of glass, hard rubber, or similar containers on account of the action of the acid; and the immense weight for electrical capacity. ❋ Unknown (1910)