These covering, or epithelial, cells start very early to spread down into the wound, clearing a way for themselves beneath the scab, perhaps by the production of an enzyme that dissolves the deeper layers of the crust.
The water dissolves minerals deep in the Earth's crust before rising like a geyser from the seafloor at temperatures of up to 400°C.This mineral-laden fluid, if it is rich in iron and sulphur, emerges to create a plume of black "smoke", from which, when it meets cold bottom water, the minerals are precipitated.
All these are wonderful ideas but I like to work on a song until those slogans, as wonderful as they are and as wholesome as the ideas they promote are, dissolve into deeper convictions of the heart.
And because this spill is emerging a mile under the surface and many of the toxic components of the oil are dissolving into deep water and spreading far and wide, scientists simply do not know what the effects in the deep ocean are likely to be.
Instead they dissolved into deep water, forming what appeared at the time to be enormous plumes of dissolved oil and gas.
That instant will reverberate throughout eternity, dissolving our deepest traumas, our fear and finally our hatred.
Do you stand in pubs wishing you were face down on the floor with an acid tab dissolving somewhere deep inside you while a Cast tribute band played faintly in the distance?
About 1% of the calcite dissolved in the deeper portion of the aquifer where pCO2 is higher, pH is more acid and CO2 aq) is the dominant carbonate species (Figure 1e, f).
Increased dissolved Fe(II) concentrations were observed deeper than for dissolved Mn, at depths where oxygen was absent and H2S was present.
Continued investigation reveals more subtle lies ("Mom owes it to me to stop being atrocious!"), which cause suffering until they dissolve into an even deeper truth ("I have no control over Mom, and no idea what her destiny might be. I can only observe her behavior and choose to respond with integrity").
