Sentence examples for both the solid phase from inspiring English sources

Whereas in foams particles are forced in the G L interlayer and bubbles are stagnant, in slurry bubble columns both the solid phase and the bubbles move freely.

Therefore, the residence time for both the solid phase and the catalyst decreases with decreasing bubble size, reducing the quantity of catalyst in the reactor for a given catalyst feed rate.

Obviously, only the second layer is complete, as it was possible to analyse both the solid phase (elemental composition of the insoluble matter) and the washing solutions (data on the soluble matter).

Specifically, by alternating between two different pulse sequences in an in situ NMR study of crystallization, alternate solid-state NMR and liquid-state NMR spectra are recorded, yielding essentially simultaneous information on the time evolution of both the solid phase and the liquid phase during the crystallization process.

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Thus, by alternating between two different pulse sequences in an in-situ NMR study of crystallization, alternate solid-state NMR and liquid-state NMR spectra are recorded, yielding essentially simultaneous information on the time-evolution of both the solid phase and the liquid phase.

Moreover, alloy filled into graphite foam enhanced the mechanical properties of the graphite foam both in the solid phase and melting phase.

In both cases, the solid phase (crystal or precipitate) obtained in batch after 12 h was separated from the supernatant by centrifugation and extraction of the supernatant by pipetting.

Further, groundwaters in contact with calcite and fluorite develop equilibrium reactions with both the solid phases which in turn form the following combined mass law equation relating both the solute species.

For each sample, both the input and the solid phase bound material (indicated as 'pull-down') are shown after separation by SDS-PAGE and staining with Coomassie brilliant blue.

Both the gas and the solid phase are considered as two continuous media, fully penetrating each other.