"contents of the solution" is a grammatically correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It is typically used to refer to the components or elements that make up a solution to a problem or issue. Example: The success of our project will depend on the contents of the solution we propose to our clients. In this example, "contents of the solution" refers to the specific strategies, ideas, and actions that will be included in the proposed solution to the project.
Taking the situation in reverse, at the later times of growth much of the solute content of the solution has been expended and the crystals then formed are growing under low supersaturation conditions.
The objective of the present work is to determine the SiO2/Na2O ratios (MS) and Na2O contents of the solutions on the development of workability, setting times, mechanical properties, drying shrinkage, water absorption characteristics and microstructure of alkali activated slag cement binders.
Table 1 shows fundamental steps and contents of the solutions for the silver-staining methods currently in use in our laboratory.
It may either be calculated from the theoretical osmolarity, the water content of the solution and the osmotic coefficient of the solute, or directly measured by freezing point depression.
Acetic acid dissociates reversibly into acetate ions and hydrogen ions, but only to a very small extent, so that the ionic content of the solution is largely sodium and hydroxide ions.
XRD results showed that boride layers are detectable on the surface of steel when the borax content of the solution is above 20 wt.%.
The extent to which the aforementioned factors influence ERM mineralization was assessed measuring the total organic carbon (TOC) content of the solution.
Under optimized conditions, involving a controlled GOx Ir ratio, only the Ir oxide sites in the film serve to mediate GOx regeneration, giving K′m (10 15 mM) and imax values that are independent of the O2 content of the solution.
The latter process is carried out contacting the spent absorption solution, rich in carbonate and bicarbonate ions, with a waste material – air pollution control (APC) residues from Waste-to-Energy plants – characterized by a high content of calcium hydroxide and leads to the precipitation of calcium carbonate and to the regeneration of the alkali hydroxide content of the solution.
