Sentence examples for back into the solution from inspiring English sources

One doubly-charged ion entering the exchanger sends two singly-charged ions back into the solution, and the more dilute the solution, the more likely is this replacement to happen.

The conclusion has been drawn that its role is to maintain the growing crystal face clean and highly perfect, removing foreign particles embedded in the crystal lattice and returning them back into the solution.

The release and uptake of azathioprine from PMIP@HBPM is photo-regulated by alternate irradiation at 365 nm and 440 nm, indicating that template molecule can be easily bound in the recognition sites and released back into the solution.

Thus, retention causes shortening of microrods indicating that ZnO microrods dissolve back into the solution.

These charge characteristics tend to promote oxidation of As III) due to enhanced favorability of desorption of oxidized As V) from reactive sites back into the solution [25].

Continued incubation in the solution with a decreasing concentration of silver ion facilitates liberation of the silver ion, once trapped in the section, back into the solution (step 3, Fig.  1).

The magnetic particles can be brought back into the original solution by removing the external magnetic field and gently shaking the solution.

Following enzyme dissolution the solution was filtered through a sterile filter (Miltenyi Biotec Ltd ,Surrey, UK) back into the HBSS solution.

Slight agitation can bring the MSs to back into the aqueous solution when the magnet is removed (Fig. 5c) although these magnetic MSs can be completely separated from the solution when the solution is subjected to an external magnetic field within minutes, as shown in Fig. 5d.

On the one hand, there is sorbed P, regularly forming quickly and being easily exchanged back into the soil solution.

If the singular solution is an envelope, it can be found from the general solution by solving the maximum (or minimum) problem of finding the value of the parameter c for which y has a maximum (or minimum) value for a fixed x, and then substituting this value for c back into the general solution.