Sentence examples for components dissolve from inspiring English sources
A further advantage of the kraft process is its capability of digesting pine chips; the resinous components dissolve in the alkaline liquor and can be recovered in the form of tall oil, a valuable by-product.
Several mol% of silicate components dissolve under conditions corresponding to those of the deep continental crust and upper mantle.
The ILs mainly action cell wall components, dissolve them in turn, increase the cell wall permeability, resulting in higher yield of the effective constituents [24].
Under steady state conditions Ag dissolved selectively in alloys containing <5% Pd, while both components dissolve in stoichiometric proportion in alloys >10% Pd.
It has been shown that etching rates of multicomponent glasses, where all the components dissolve in HF, have a non-trivial dependence on both the 'bonding connectivity' of the glass and the presence of reaction by-products on its surface [10].
Silicate components dissolved into the fluids were ignored in the present calculations for estimating fluid densities.
It is difficult to prepare uniform and homogeneous films by spin coating, especially from the solution containing two different components dissolved in solvent.
A detailed analysis of the dynamic adsorption of crude oil components dissolved in produced water onto air bubble surfaces is presented.
The solubility test and the Gel Permeation Chromatography (GPC) test were performed to obtain the distribution of insoluble components, dissolved polymers, apparent asphaltenes and maltenes.
Analysis of LBDW using standard methods (APHA et al. 1998) showed the following components: dissolved organic carbon (DOC), 52,000 mg/l, dissolved total nitrogen (DTN), 550 mg/l, and dissolved total phosphorus (DTP), 600 mg/l.
The same philosophy can be applied to both artificial olfaction (nose) which implies discrimination of gaseous odors, and artificial gustation (tongue) which conveys the taste of a number of components dissolved in aqueous solutions.
