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The second capacitive time constant at low frequencies can be attributed to the dissolution of the oxide film.
This weak In concentration in the droplet is mainly attributed to the dissolution of the In atoms into the Ga droplet during the initial transition stage from InAs to GaSb.
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The high salinity of the groundwater is attributed to the dissolution of marine sediments.
This may be attributed to the dissolution of evaporate minerals (such as halite) and seawater intrusion near the coastal area.
The fractures mainly oriented parallel to lamination were attributed to the dissolution of OM and structural alteration of clay minerals.
The sources of potassium in the water samples are attributed to the dissolution of silicate minerals, seawater intrusion near the coastal area and/or agricultural activities.
The degradation in sensitivity of bare SiO2 EIS sensor with time is attributed to the dissolution of silanol at higher acidic or basic pH in electrolyte solution.
This difference is attributed to the dissolution of potassium-bearing micas, which are absent in the GAB.
The moderate correlation between F and Ca may be attributed to the dissolution of fluorite (Li et al. 2014b; Wu et al. 2015).
The high chloride and sodium water contents are mainly attributed to the dissolution of anhydrite, gypsum, and halite (Alexakis 2011; Tlili-Zrelli et al. 2013).
The high losses are attributed to the dissolution of relatively soluble minerals such as biotite, and oxidation of chalcopyrite and Cu-sulfosalts, while low losses are attributed to the presence of sparingly soluble minerals such as svanbergite, cassiterite and rutile.
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