Sentence examples for dissolution of samples from inspiring English sources

The bottles were tightly capped and agitated in an ultrasonic cleanser for several hours to enhance the dissolution of samples.

High-temperature (220 °C) dissolution of samples with ammonium bifluoride (NH4HF2) (Zhang et al. 2012) is currently being tested to overcome this issue.

However, the application of this method requires complete dissolution of rock samples, which is difficult for samples containing refractory minerals that are commonly enriched in Zr, Hf, and rare earth elements (REEs).

The method was applied to the dissolution test of samples from eleven batches of tablets, produced by five different laboratories.

The enhanced dissolution rate of samples containing this surface-induced phase demonstrates a new approach that promises access to larger therapeutic variability.

As expected from earlier studies (18 , 26, the dissolution rate of samples that were made by rapid freezing (vials placed on a pre-cooled freeze-dryer shelf) was higher than the dissolution rate of samples that were frozen more slowly (at 1°C/min; see Fig.  4).

Quantitative determination of metal levels in serum and tissue samples was performed after the dissolution of the samples.

The dissolution of inorganic samples nearly always means the preparation of an acidic aqueous solution from the test portion.

A rapid fusion protocol (<8 min) was investigated for the complete dissolution of various samples.

Measurements were made on an ICP-OES Vista-Pro (Varian), after dissolution of the samples in a HNO3:HF:H2O mixture.

Linear sweep voltammetry and chronopotentiometry were applied to characterize the dissolution of these samples.