The phrase "ampoule design" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the design or aesthetics of ampoules, which are sealed vials used to contain liquids, often in pharmaceuticals or cosmetics.
Example: "The ampoule design features a sleek, modern look that appeals to consumers seeking high-quality products."
Alternatives: "vial design" or "container design".
Special silica ampoules were designed for the anaerobic and hydrothermal in-situ transformation experiments.
The high-quality ZnO single crystals were grown by seeded chemical vapor transport (CVT) in a newly designed ampoule using carbon as a transport agent.
Although the study design required two ampoules per pharmacy purchase as a unit of analysis, the number of successful purchases in Bagalkot and Hassan, Karnataka led to the decision to test all ampoules from these districts.
The function and basic design of the multi-ampoule furnace as well as the process of growing single crystals of KCaI3 is included here.
The molten salt of Strontium Iodide (SrI2) and Europium Iodide (EuI2) was filtered by specially designed dual chamber quartz ampoule using micro frit filter.
The quartz ampoule used for the growth is designed according to Schieber's (Technology of crystal growth, ULCA, Extension course Engineering, 1974, p. 881) conditions.
A CdSiP2 single crystal measuring 15 mm in diameter and 35 mm in length was grown by the modified vertical Bridgman method adopting a specially designed double-walled quartz ampoule.
Growth ampoules and cartridges were designed and fabricated to meet the science requirements.
The study design involved research assistants simulating clients to purchase ampoules of oxytocin and ergometrine from different types of points of sale.
However, instrument design and configuration, such as titration, gas perfusion or ampoule-breaking (solution) calorimetry, allow quantification of more specific values, such as binding enthalpies, heats of solution and quantification of amorphous content.
