Sentence examples for constant dissolution from inspiring English sources

The keynote is insecurity, and the insecurity is a function not really of the specifics of the moment but of the permanent insecurities of modernity, with its constant dissolution of hierarchies and stable orders.

The simplest approach would be to consider a constant dissolution rate.

Linear weight losses in time have been obtained corresponding to constant dissolution rates.

For direct knowledge of the constant dissolution of life's moments leaves us without any familiar sense of stability; this is a path that commonly leads through states of terror, disgust, and eventually a desperate yearning for deliverance.

This is different from EtOH, which shows linear regimes instead, indicating constant dissolution rates.

Thus, the dissolution of Pt cannot be explained by reaction equilibria between the oxidized surface, the reduced surface, and dissolved species, which would predict certain constant dissolution rates for different oxide coverage; that is, different applied potentials.

Cyclic voltammetry and fluctuations in the electrode potential were recorded during the 120 min constant current dissolution experiment.

The aim of this study was to determine whether stable carbon isotope ratios remain constant during dissolution and transport of chlorinated ethenes and whether the ratios can be used to link plumes to their sources.

The opening themes, coalescing out of fragmentation, seemed under constant threat of dissolution.

Using grains of Apatite II™ with a fraction size between 250 and 500 μm, batch and flow-through experiments were carried out to (1) determine the solubility constant for the dissolution reactionCa5(POH)3(OH) ⇔ 5Ca2+ + 3PO43− + OH−,.

where β is the step kinetic co-efficient, ω is the molar volume of a molecule in the crystal, and Keq is the equilibrium constant of the dissolution reaction.