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b Solubility at the pressure of 1 MPa.

Figure 7 Comparison of predicted and measured niter (KNO3) (a) % relative humidity and (b) solubility as a function of temperature.

(B) Solubility in SiO2 melt at high pressure as a function of f H 2 O from Kennedy et al. (1962).

(B) Solubility at 1,200°C and 2 GPa as a function of Al2O3 content in Na2O·4SiO2 and CaO·4SiO2 melts as a function of added Al2O3 from Mysen and Wheeler (2000).

These are likely a result of Rhodamine B's solubility being significantly greater in liquid CO2 compared to gaseous or supercritical CO2.

The application of light harvesting in fluorescent sensor films with a short optical path-length (<1 μm) requires antenna dyes to meet the following criteria: (a) high molar absorption coefficient (ε > 30 000 L mol−1 cm−1); (b) good solubility in the host polymer (2% w/w) to absorb as much excitation light as possible.

b SiO2-solubility plot showing the dominant species.

Fig. 7 Diffusion coefficients (a) and solubility coefficients (b) with the corresponding selectivities (c, d) of PBI-PDA-TiNT MMMs (b, d) Fig. 8 Diffusion coefficients (a) and solubility coefficients (b) with the corresponding selectivities (c, d) of PPO-PDA-TiNT MMMs (b, d).

The limited solubility of B in austenitic stainless steel of 30 PPM at 900 °C may cause the excess B to segregate along the grain boundaries and combine with Cr and Fe to form a low melting eutectic with the austenite (Carinci 1994).

This method succeeded in increasing the solubility of PEG-b-PCL-b-PEG in water, and more importantly, endowing PEG-b-PCL-b-PEG with temperature sensitivity.

It suggests that the introduction of B help improve the solubility of S in diamond.