Sentence examples for blue solvent from inspiring English sources

And the Mojave was a good place to launch into exile together; already they felt their past lives in Pennsylvania dissolving into rumor, sucked up by the hot sun of California and the perfectly blue solvent of the sky.

Six cadaver heads were used to deliver a mixture of Renografin and methylene blue solvent to the paranasal sinuses via LFU both before and after resident endoscopic sinus dissection.

For immunocytochemistry cryo sections were stained with luxol fast blue (solvent blue from Sigma Aldrich) for demyelination and nuclear fast red (Sigma Aldrich) for nuclei.

In contrast, pathogen inactivation approaches including methylene blue or solvent detergent treatment, used for the production of commercial HBIG formulations, might be deficient for inactivation of some non-enveloped pathogens (e.g. HEV) [ 27].

Its rejections to orange II sodium salt, safranin O, solvent blue 35, rhodamine B and remazol brilliant blue are 56.60%, 86.52%, 4.39%, 66.95% and 97.11%, respectively.

The electrochemical behaviour of methylene blue in solution of non-aqueous solvents with different supporting electrolytes was studied by cyclic voltammetry.

Figure 2 STM-LE spectra of PTCDI-C7 thin film (blue line) and solvent molecules (black line) on HOPG substrate (Vs = +2.2 V, It = 20 nA, acquisition time = 15 min).

The dyes showed an inverted solvatochromic behaviour, the fluorescence emission being highly sensitive to solvent polarity, yielding blue to green and even orange light in different organic solvents.

The fluorescence emission of most dyes was highly sensitive to solvent polarity, yielding blue to yellow and even red fluorescence in different organic solvents.

I/V plot of the M-M-M system with the oligothiophene molecule inside the gap (blue line) and the THF solvent (red line).

Figure 2 shows an excitation spectrum of the C-Si-nc suspension with acetone as solvent.The C-Si-nc suspensions with different solvents show intense green, blue, and violet PL intensities, which depend on the solvent used.