Sentence examples for dissolution ratio from inspiring English sources

P3HT and PCBM were individually dispersed in dichlorobenzene at dissolution ratio of 5 mg per 10 mL of solvent.

Similarity of the dissolution profiles between the originator and generic formulations were examined by modified F2 criteria (with specific range for F2 values) or by differences in the average dissolution ratio at particular time points.

Further quantities of interest are the dimensionless mass/charge ratio determined experimentally and the dissolution ratio which characterizes the relative importance of dissolution and film formation for a given species.

In the case of the NAPL dissolution ratio (which is defined as the ratio of the equilibrium concentration of the dissolved NAPL to the density of the NAPL) approaching zero, analytical solutions for the NAPL dissolution problem associated with radial aqueous-phase-liquid flow have been derived in this paper.

For the [C4mim]Cl dissolution a ratio of unrecovered to total dissolved mass of 1 3 was observed (Table 1).

The solid line indicates stoichiometric dissolution when the ratio equals 1.

One of best solutions relies on introducing Ga (or In) into ChG matrix, permitting dissolution of higher ratio of RE dopants [8 13].

Quite differently, the structure of the interfacial region can be changed by dissolution because the ratio between the number of NPs and number of polymeric macromolecules in the sample changes.

Results show that the dissolution rate increases as the ratio OH−/H3O+ is increased in the system.

SA showed good structural properties when compared to CCS and allowed fast MEL dissolution at low ratios.

The dissolution-corrected Mg/Ca ratio was used for the deepest site, HR2, where Δ[CO3 2−] < 0 μmol kg−1.