Sentence examples for I dissolution from inspiring English sources

Austenitization of lamellar pearlite/proeutectoid ferrite microstructures was simulated by assuming two kinetically distinct stages: i) dissolution of lamellar pearlite followed by ii) dissolution of proeutectoid ferrite.

X-ray crystallography: Crystalline samples of 13 were prepared from the mixture of conformers by: i) Dissolution in a minimum amount of warm, degassed dichloromethane under nitrogen, followed by the addition of degassed hexane to form a cloudy, yellow solution.

Jaspart (Jaspart et al. 2007) described a method where powder was sealed within a filter membrane and immersed within the basket of a Type I dissolution apparatus.

The in vitro dissolution study for compression coated tablets was carried out using USP XXIV Type I dissolution apparatus (Electro lab, TDT-08L) at 37 ± 0.5°C temperature and 50 rpm rotation speed.

This result is validated by δ13CDIC values (−9.8 to −3.7‰ VPDB) which represents a mixture of DIC produced by the following weathering pathways: (i) carbonate dissolution by carbonic acid (−8.25‰) > (ii) silicate dissolution by carbonic acid (−17‰) ≈ (iii) carbonate dissolution by sulfuric acid derived from the oxidation of sulfides (coupled sulfide-carbonate weathering) (+0.5‰).

A combination of Sr and C/O isotopic patterns was used to distinguish the behavior of secondary cementitious phases in the clay-rich rock: (i) calcite dissolution and re-precipitation is supported by C/O isotopic data and (ii) C S H neoformation is evidenced by the 87Sr/86Sr ratios; this tool also contributes to determine the origin of the fluids.

where i indicates dissolution due to homogeneous or defect-assisted nucleation of pits on the surface.

Following World War I, the dissolution of Austria-Hungary, and the Treaty of Trianon, Hungary lost its possessions in the region.

One possible explanation for this finding is that the dispersant might have changed the characteristics of the oil droplets in a way that i) the dissolution rates of oil components into the water phase is lowered or ii) that the "stickiness" of oil droplet on fish larvae or rotifier (used as food for the larvae) surfaces is reduced.

In many ways, he said, as I look back, I attribute the dissolution of our marriage to the fact that you never invited the Bertrams to dinner.

The optical corrosion meter was established based on principles of holographic interferometry for measuring microsurface dissolution, i.e., mass loss, and on those of electrochemistry for measuring the bulk electronic current, i.e., corrosion current.