Sentence examples for between solid and solution from inspiring English sources

The ratio between solid and solution was 1 10 (weight/volume).

For organic materials, such discrimination between solid and solution phases is readily achieved by recording 13C NMR spectra using the 1H → 13C cross-polarization (CP) technique.

Components of such complex mixtures partition between solid and solution phases, influencing their mobility, volatility and susceptibility to microbial transformation.

In the bond valence model all the electrostatic effects are incorporated into the bonds themselves and the adhesion between solid and solution is found by ensuring that the valence sum rule is obeyed around each atom in the system.

The change in chemical shift of the carbonyl group between liquid state and solid state (~5 ppm) is not unexpected, and is attributable to packing effects in solids which are not operative in the liquid, and/or changes in hydrogen bonding between solid and solution state.

Since the acceptor bond is the one that would be cleaved if the solution were removed, the strength of the bonding between solid and solution is determined by all the acceptor H···O links regardless of whether the H+ ion is attached to the solid or to the solution,.

Interfaces between solid and aqueous solution have been studied for well over a century but during the period under review the model used to describe this interface has been gradually evolving from one based on a macroscopic viewpoint to one based on a microscopic bond valence picture.

No other relaxation of either the solid or the solution is assumed and the bonding between the solid and solution is expressed explicitly as the electrostatic attraction between the two planes.

Selenite forms adsorption complexes on ferric oxide complexes, which are not readily bioavailable.[7] Selenate is the most soluble Se species and is readily taken up by plants and leached through the soil profile.[8] Distribution of selenite and selenate between the solid and solution phases within soil has been shown to be a function of pH.[9].

The difference between the solid and solution arises from the difference in their composition, not from any difference in the chemical rules the ions obey.

This shifts the emphasis from concern over the differences between the solid and solution, to their similarity; the same set of chemical rules apply to all the atoms regardless of where they are found.