Sentence examples for bound water content from inspiring English sources

Moreover, the modified DAP hydrogel has a higher bound water content.

The bound water content of gels increased linearly with increase in pH of the swelling medium while the unbound water decreased.

The centre of the disc, the nucleus pulposus, is an amorphous gel with a large bound water content and it can resist substantial compressive loads.

Furthermore, high degree of bound water content in membrane matrix indicates suitability of reported PEMs under anhydrous or low-humidity conditions.

Thermal performance of alkali-activated materials (AAM) is significantly better than Portland cement (PC) of the same compressive strength because of the very low bound water content.

However, the DSC results showed that the bound water content in the stratum corneum treated with AcHA was markedly greater than that of HA-treated stratum corneum.

The results reveal that the content of unfrozen bound water (Wb) increases upon increasing water content up to 3.75 g water/g gelatin, above which, Wb declines.

At temperature between 50 and 200 °C, the weight loss of corncob and the pretreated corncob mainly due to the evaporation of both free moisture content and bound water.

Another study describes that during cataract formation the content of bound water in the lental nucleus is decreasing in favour of "free" water [ 22].

Differential scanning calorimetry (DSC), positron annihilation lifetime spectroscopy (PALS), and NMR technique were used to explore the origin of unfrozen bound water in gelatin samples with various water contents.

Fig. 4 Bound water/free water ratio (a), total water content (b), relative water content (c) and leaf water potential (d) of Heteropogon contortus on different days under four different water levels.