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The phrase "are completely dissolved" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are describing a substance that has fully mixed into a solution or has disappeared entirely.
Example: "When the sugar is added to the hot water, it are completely dissolved, creating a sweet syrup."
Alternatives: "are fully dissolved" or "have entirely dissolved".
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When the disks are completely dissolved, the fermentation is complete.
When the carbide particles are completely dissolved, martensitic transformation is suppressed.
The results showed that the silicon carbide particles are completely dissolved during the production.
Also, they soften and flow as the glass transition temperature of polystyrene (about 100° C, or 212° F) is approached, and they are completely dissolved (and not merely softened) by suitable liquids.
Also, they soften and flow as the glass-transition temperature (the temperature below which the molecules are locked in a rigid, glassy state) of polystyrene (about 100 °C [212 °F]) is approached, and they are completely dissolved (and not merely softened) by suitable liquids.
And when the grains are completely dissolved, it forms a moldic pore (Fig. 6a, b).
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(The partnership with López was completely dissolved).
Stir until sugar is completely dissolved.
Salt (if present) must be completely dissolved and thoroughly distributed.
For extended anodization, the outer nanoporous layer is completely dissolved.
Place over low heat and stir briefly, then leave until sugar is completely dissolved.
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