Sentence examples for dissolution of natural from inspiring English sources

Fluoride in water derives mainly from dissolution of natural minerals in the rocks and soils with which water interacts.

Pressure drop observed in the reactor can be related to dissolution of natural gas in water and also formation and growth of natural gas hydrates.

Dissolution of natural hydrate cores was measured using time-lapse photography on the seafloor at Barkley Canyon (850 m depth and 4.17 °C).

The pressure drop over the first 31 min may be caused by partial dissolution of natural gas in nano-fluid and also reduction of the temperature inside the reactor.

Studies on the dissolution of natural and synthetic jarosites not containing arsenic have been carried out at different pH conditions, and it has been found that dissolution is faster at an alkaline pH compared to acidic pH; besides, dissolution occurs in an erratic manner [10, 11].

Once you hit seventy, you're in business; the sound of the air meeting the lines of rope ought to approximate the shrieking of the wind in the frigate's rigging — a foretaste of what the novelist Patrick O'Brian might call "a coming dissolution of all natural bonds, an apocalyptic upheaval, a right dirty night".

By showing that mass transfer is the rate-controlling mechanism for dissolution of these natural hydrate outcrops, proper hydrodynamic calculations can be employed to give a refined estimate on hydrate dissolution rates.

Although ionic liquids have been well established as effective solvents for the dissolution and processing of natural cellulose fibers, the detailed dissolution mechanism at the molecular level still remains unclear.

Model components that simulate the processes of natural dissolution in aqueous phase and surfactant-enhanced dissolution were incorporated into an existing code of contaminant transport.

Conventional pump-and-treat remediation methods have been found to be ineffective in removing significant NAPL mass due to low rates of natural dissolution.

Although a great number of experimental studies on the dissolution mechanisms and kinetics of natural and synthetic apatite samples in pure water, acidic and alkali solutions have already been carried out [8, 9, 13 16], much of them has been only focused on calcium hydroxylapatite and fluorapatite.