Sentence examples for dissolution of salts from inspiring English sources

Recently, nanostructure changes in ILs produced by the dissolution of salts, polymers, small molecules and amphiphiles have begun to be elucidated.

Atmospheric input/precipitation, dissolution of salts in sediments, chemical weathering, remnant seawater, and groundwater inputs have been suggested as the most likely sources of solutes to dry valley waters.

The data suggest that the dominant sources of lithium to the lakes are the dissolution of aeolian dust of crustal origin on the glacial surface, marine aerosols, dissolution of salts and chemical weathering in the stream channels, and ancient seawater.

The main factor for the enrichment of TDS is dissolution of salts and evaporation of water.

This is due to the dissolution of salts into the water of the reservoir.

Sulfate mainly is derived from the dissolution of salts of sulfuric acid and abundantly found in almost all water bodies.

Caves also are formed by the dissolution of salt (the mineral halite).

The objective of this work is to study the dissolution of salt particles in brine and evaluate the mass transfer coefficient.

The results suggest that the key to maintain such a trade-off over time is the continuous formation and dissolution of salt-bridges with a wide range of persistence.

Density dependent flow due to temperature or concentration gradients is of minor importance for the distribution of the flow systems, but can lead to increased mixing dissolution of salt.

An optimum side-chain length of 10 EO units is found for many properties, such as the dissolution of salt, although the Li+ ion diffusion was found to be the highest for side-chain lengths of 15 EO units: 1.54 × 10−13 m2 s−1.