Sentence examples for dissolution of materials from inspiring English sources
Biodegradation (synonyms: biotic degradation or biotic decomposition) is a chemical dissolution of materials by bacteria and/or other biological means.
A combination of XRD and ion elution measurements suggest that highly crystalline precursors are not degraded by the process and dissolution of materials with low crystallinity proceeds at a significantly higher rate than that of the crystalline hydroxyapatite.
Carbon dioxide (CO2) could be used as an alternative to water to extract heat from these systems considering its advantages of ease of flow through the geothermal reservoir, strong innate buoyancy that permits the use of a thermosiphon rather than a pumped system over a large range of fluid flow rates, and lower dissolution of materials that lead to fouling.
We introduce a PVA protection layer, which prevents the dissolution of materials, and allows in situ spectroelectrochemical studies.
This effect is evidently related to an increase of the film porosity because of the chemical dissolution of material.
Many researchers have reported that the ionic liquid was adopted for the dissolution of material including microcrystalline and woody biomass [12, 13].
Under these conditions, which better reflect the normal dissolution processes of materials, bulk lattice strain plays the most significant role in defining the dissolution rate.
The alkali activation of alumino-silicate materials is a complex chemical process evolving dissolution of raw materials, transportation or orientation and polycondensation of the reaction products.
H+ intercalation and slow dissolution of electrode materials are also partially responsible for the capacity fade.
This kind of deviation has been attributed to ion adsorption/exchange processes due to the dissolution of drainage materials (Vuai 2001; Vuai et al. 2003).
Since exact determination of the dissolution of these materials during granulation is difficult, the consequences of the changes in solubility were examined.
