Sentence examples for capacity to dissolve from inspiring English sources

In spite of its limited capacity to dissolve complex matrix extracts, DMSO was the main carrier solvent applied in zebrafish bioassays.

The river water has thus the capacity to dissolve gypsum and halite along the flow paths and hence, the concentrations of Ca2+, SO4 2−, Na+ and Cl− in the river water would increase.

This indicates that the groundwaters have the capacity to dissolve dolomite and gypsum, and the bulk of Ca2+, Mg2+ and SO42− concentrations is assumed to be from dissolution of these minerals.

Therefore other factors than the capacity to dissolve cellulose, such as IL stability, the possibility to include water, and regeneration of the IL, need to be considered when choosing ILs that are most suited for industrial pretreatment.

Some philosophers hold that the laws of nature are grounded in the causal capacities of physical objects: the capacity of water to boil at 100C, and the capacity of salt to dissolve in water (to take two very simple examples).

Mr. Meier exploits the capacity of glass to dissolve materiality altogether.

As cotton consists almost of pure cellulose (Table  2), the capacity of [C4C1im][HSO4] to dissolve lignin and hemicellulose would be of little or no help.

The DNA concentration in deep-sea sediment can be extremely high [38] and its capacity to absorb dissolved DNA is probably as good as that of a sandy beach [43].

The capacity of the system to dissolve all of the free LNAPL will, however, depend on groundwater availability.

It is known fact that as the temperature rises, the capacity of the water to dissolve oxygen also decreases simultaneously (Taylor 1981).

Criteria for the use of solvents in EDA studies are the following: low or lack of toxicity in the biotest, the capacity of the solvent to dissolve complex extracts and fractions and the possibility to use the solvent in chemical analysis.