The phrase 'conduct solution' can be used in certain contexts in written English.
For example, "He conducted a solution to the problem that had plagued his business for years."
Soils are notorious for their heterogeneity, and macropores conduct solutions by bypassing the surrounding soils, sometimes wasting the applied fertilizer or remediation chemicals.
The inside of the pipet and the bath were treated as a conducting solution of conductivity 1.25 Ω 1 m 1 (calculated as the inverse of the resistivity of Ringer's solution of 80 Ω·cm, or occasionally of conductivity 1.56 Ω 1 m 1 (for comparison with experimental data obtained using a solution of resistivity 64 Ω·cm).
The microelectrode consists of a sharp-tipped glass capillary tube filled with conducting solution.
The patch-clamp technique electrically isolates a small patch of neuron or muscle cell membrane by applying the tip of a micropipette filled with conducting solution to the membrane and forming a tight seal with it.
It was dispersed in glycerin including sulfuric acid to yield electrically conducting solution.
Quite remarkably, the solution for thin coatings is shown to differ from the conducting solution only by a factor of 1−1/k, where k is the dielectric constant.
Alaneme and Aluko (2012) conducted solution treatment of SiC/Al 6063 composite samples in the furnace at 560°C for 2 h, followed by water quenching.
As might be expected, the force would approach zero for coatings with very low dielectric constants, or approach the conducting solution when the dielectric constant is large.
As pointed out above, free energies of hydration of single ions cannot be measured directly because a single ion cannot be separated from its partner in a conducting solution except by the application of a high electric field.
Ramos et al. [ 17] conducted solution work using NIST SRM-987 doped with Ca in such a way that the Ca/Sr ratios varied between 50 and 550.
