The phrase "are dissolved from" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where substances or entities are being removed or separated from a solution or mixture.
Example: "The salt crystals are dissolved from the water, leaving a clear solution."
Alternatives: "are removed from" or "are extracted from".
However, no selective removal of calcium is possible as all metals are dissolved from the same active compounds.
The results show that both Sb and Sn atoms are dissolved from ATO and poison the Pt catalytic sites.
During erosion, calcium and phosphor are dissolved from the enamel which eventually leads to a collapse of the enamel surface structure and loss of the outermost enamel layers.
Chemical effects are also measured: humic matters are dissolved from coal into seawater (up to 2 mg L−1), but no release of polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons is evidenced.
The hydrous oxide minerals occur as the residuum when sulfide minerals are dissolved from the outcrops; they are either indigenous (i.e., fixed at the site of the original sulfide mineral) or transported.
Metals such as Ag, Au, Cu, Pb, Pd, Sn, etc. are dissolved from shredded WEEE in an acidic aqueous chloride electrolyte by oxidizing them with aqueous dissolved chlorine species.
Gold is dissolved from the residual solids using a chlorine-based process and then filtered in mushroom mats.
In this process metal is dissolved from a workpiece with direct current at a controlled rate in an electrolytic cell.
In heap bioleaching, metal is dissolved from ore by a percolating solution, catalysed by naturally occurring bacteria.
Hundreds of hotels, motels and boarding houses flourished in the back alleys and sagebrush of Reno, where about 32,000 marriages were dissolved from 1929 through 1939.
Metallic silver can be dissolved from gold alloys of less than 30percentt gold by boiling with 30-percent-strength nitric acid in a process referred to as parting.
