The phrase "a partial dissolution of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing the process of breaking down or reducing something, such as a relationship, organization, or substance.
Example: "The recent events led to a partial dissolution of the partnership between the two companies."
Alternatives: "a gradual breakdown of" or "a limited disintegration of".
The proposed mechanism first involves a partial dissolution of the seed in a Ge-rich liquid which becomes C-supersaturated.
It also fiercely attacks the free movement of people from East to West within the European Union and would like a partial dissolution of the Eurozone, involving massive capital controls.
CV and WDS results evidenced a partial dissolution of Mo from the anode and its migration toward cathode during the cell operation.
Nevertheless, the subsequent anodic stripping produced only a partial dissolution of the Cu deposits, and therefore, the formation of a Cu/Pd alloy could be inferred.
Afterwards, once cycling is performed, there is in competition with the electrochemical process, a self-discharge phenomenon associated to a partial dissolution of the thin-film oxidized phases.
Moreover, PVDF or VDF copolymer melting enthalpy decrease is associated to a partial dissolution of the semi-crystalline polymer in PMMA or MMA MATRIFE copolymer above the total miscibility limit.
The improved comparability of the acidified Ag, TiO2, CeO2, and Au 200 nm suspensions to the digested samples is possibly caused by a partial dissolution and/or reduction of the particle sizes, which, in turn, may have reduced the biases caused by insufficient transport or atomization/ionization processes.
According to DRX and STEM-EDX measurements, solid solutions are obtained in the case of ceria zirconia, whereas separate phases are identified in ceria niobia; in the latter case, however, UV Vis diffuse reflectance spectroscopy shows also the formation of defects (color centers) arising from a partial dissolution at the interface of the oxide phases.
Comparing and combining OM and SEM results with those obtained by the peeling test (STT) it has been possible to argue for the calcium carbonate deriving from the calcium alkoxide a partial dissolution, penetration and recrystallization of the product within the porous matrix as a consequence of the exposure.
In situ AFM experiments carried out in this same aqueous media in open circuit conditions unambiguously showed a progressive and partial dissolution of copper patterns as well as the formation of a ring type structure.
However, stability in water is limited to a few hours due to partial dissolution of the silica shell, which strongly affects the structure of the mesopores.
