Sentence examples for corresponding to dissolution from inspiring English sources

Their presence is reflected in four peaks recorded in the voltammograms, the fifth peak corresponding to dissolution of copper remaining after dissolution of cadmium.

It was shown that up to about 5 at.% of solid Zn dissolves in electrodeposited Zn + Cd alloys and that this amount of Zn dissolves in the peak corresponding to dissolution of pure Cd.

The ALSVs were characterized by the presence of three peaks: one corresponding to the dissolution of pure Cd, one corresponding to the dissolution of pure Co and one corresponding to the dissolution of unknown phase formed in the system Cd Co (since the phase diagram of the Cd Co system does not exist in the literature).

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

We have determined the 'yield surface' in stress space corresponding to the dissolution of junctions.

During the second step, corresponding to silicon dissolution, we add a small quantity of hydrogen peroxide to the plating solution and we leave the samples to be etched for three various duration (30, 60, and 90 min).

However, in a secondary battery, this component changes structure and shape during repeated charge/discharge cycles, corresponding to zinc dissolution and re-deposition for several reasons, chiefly inhomogeneous current distribution and presence of concentration gradients in the electrolyte.

The cyclic voltammograms (CVs) of pure iron pellet revealed a broad anodic wave between −1 and 0.5 V versus Hg/HgO corresponding to iron dissolution and passivation of the electrode.

At potentials corresponding to silver dissolution and to the early stages of Ag2O formation, the transient current data at all the temperatures studied exhibit regions that are linearly dependent on the inverse square root of time.

The processes in the potential region corresponding to transpassive dissolution of Ni Cr alloys (10 and 20 wt.% Cr), pure Ni and Cr were studied by electrochemical techniques — ring-disk voltammetry, impedance spectroscopy and dc resistance measurements — in 1 M sulphate solutions (pH values 0 and 5).

A steady Mg dissolution was observed correlating with the electrochemical current for an n = 2 dissolution mechanism with superimposed bursts of Mg dissolution and hydrogen release corresponding to the anomalous dissolution mechanism.