Sentence examples for concentrations dissolved from inspiring English sources

Aluminum acetylacetonate of 0.001 to 0.005 M concentrations dissolved in ethanol was used as the precursor.

This paper discusses a method for imaging localized sulfur concentrations dissolved from sulfide inclusions in Type 304 stainless steels.

Polyvinyl pyrrolidone (PVP), at various molecular weights and concentrations dissolved in a mixture of water and ethanol, was used to prepare different morphologies and sizes.

Reaction of sandstone with brine produced a fairly neutral solution with low dissolved CO2, dissolved Ca and Mg near the initial brine concentrations, dissolved Si and Fe that increased slowly with time, and very low dissolved Al.

Redundancy analysis revealed that differences in earthworm species compositions across the study area were linked to site-specific management and flooding, represented by differences in soil moisture, vegetation diversity, and soil nutrient concentrations (dissolved organic carbon in soil solution, mineral nitrogen, extractable phosphorus).

Plant microbe interaction in fresh water bodies depend on several factors such as water chemistry (pH, electrical conductivity, salt concentrations, dissolved oxygen, dissolved organic matter, and toxic organic pollutants) (Schauer et al. 2005), redox conditions (Gray et al. 2004) and the availability of nutrients (Buosi et al. 2011; Ahn et al. 2007).

Water chemistry (e.g., dissolved Cu concentration, dissolved organic carbon and dissolved oxygen concentrations, pH, hardness, alkalinity, etc).

Increasing the lipid concentration dissolved in oil increased the number of liposomes ∼100 times.

The four process variables under consideration in BBD model included titanium dioxide (TiO2) catalyst size, TiO2 concentration, dissolved oxygen (DO) concentration and phenol concentration.

Fig. 4 Boxplot of annual mean dissolved inorganic concentration, dissolved organic carbon, particulate organic carbon, and surface water pCO2 aq) concentration for each region of the Everglades Protection Area.

The main factors affecting nitrogen removal efficiency are temperature, nitrate concentration, dissolved oxygen, alkalinity, pH, BOD, COD and free ammonia concentration.