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The phrase "are partly dissolved" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are describing a substance that is not completely dissolved in a solution.
Example: "The sugar cubes are partly dissolved in the water, creating a sweetened mixture."
Alternatives: "are partially dissolved" or "are not fully dissolved".
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We suggest that GNPs fuse into a network structure because their surfaces are partly dissolved in HCl for their high chemical activity.
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The salts seem to be partly dissolved due to atmospheric moisture and partly recrystallized.
As-formed PFO films can be partly dissolved in acetone and tetrahydrofuran (THF).
It was found that Ru was partly dissolved in the face-centered cubic Pt lattice.
By contrast, the dissolution process under free corrosion was not uniform along the interface and numerous inclusions were partly dissolved.
For SEM observations, the AAM was partly dissolved with 0.5 M NaOH solution and then carefully rinsed with deionized water several times.
35 nm diameter nearly spherical ε-Cu particles were initially elongated along the rolling direction by cold rolling, and then these were partly dissolved into the ferrite matrix as the equivalent strain increased.
Results showed that Al2O3 was partly dissolved, and produced Fe3Al intermetallic compound; this new phase and Al2O3 feature fine grain, high hardness, high tensile strength, and excellent wear resistance.
Upon removing the anodic polarization, the positive charges decay by backward migration and hole injection into the electrode, and the negative charges stay until the oxide layer is partly dissolved.
However, if the amount of AgNO3 was not enough (CA-0.5 and CA-1), the reaction system equilibrium would be broken compared with the absence of AgNO3 (CA-0), and Cu would be partly dissolved resulting in the residual of Cu.
If health care were calculated as long-term net valuation, the problems of healthcare financing would be partly dissolved.
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