Sentence examples for bulk of the solution from inspiring English sources
The lack of a concentration dependence of the surface tension after a certain solute concentration is reached is associated with the ability of the solute to form aggregates in the bulk of the solution, for surfactants which are able to self-associate into micelles this concentration is called critical micelle concentration (cmc).
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capable of oxidizing organic matters on the surface of the anode and in the bulk of the solution.
Upon exposure to free analyte, the labeled receptor dissociates from the surface and diffuses into the bulk of the solution.
The most important parameter is the height of the free electron level in the bulk of the solution.
In addition, this unique process succeeded in transferring the reaction from the electrode surface to the bulk of the solution compared with the conventional photoelectrocatalytic (PEC) process.
Particular attention is devoted to the determination of the bulk resistance of the solution, which is necessary to derive the electrolytic conductivity of aqueous solutions traceable to the SI in the sub mS m−1 range.
From the experimental results, the dependence of surface-velocity distribution on the bulk viscosity of the solution, degree of surface contamination and concentration and feed rate of alcohol, was discussed.
Reference cells were used to obtain control sensorgrams showing non-specific binding to the surface as well as refractive index changes resulting from changes in bulk properties of the solution.
Large ferromagnetic particles coated by random block copolymer with PNIPAM blocks have been shown to not pass a size exclusion column during the application of an alternating magnetic field that raised the bulk temperature of the solution above the LCST.
After irrigation was terminated, the bulk of the mobile solution retained in the leach unit was drained out within two days.
