Sentence examples for dissolving capacity from inspiring English sources
The dissolving capacity of DDT played a major role in DDT removal efficiency by foam flushing under laboratory conditions.
The DDT removal contributions of improving sweep efficiency for heterogeneous patterns 1 and 2 by foam flushing were 40.82% and 45.98%, and the contribution of dissolving capacity were 59.18% and 54.02%, respectively.
As the oxygen atoms were bonded to the sulfur atoms, dipole moment of the sulfur compounds increased accordingly, and thus their dissolving capacity in the polar solvents (DMF, DMSO, etc.,) was enhanced significantly.
The oxygen dissolving capacity of Oxycyte® is (43) vol% (43 ml O2/100 ml pure PFC) at 37°C and 760 mmHgO2.
PFCs have been used clinically as blood substitutes because of their high gas dissolving capacity for oxygen and carbon-dioxide as well as their chemical and metabolic stability [8].
EG is a polar solvent with a high boiling point (approximately 198°C) and a high permittivity of 37 at 20°C, which is believed to have a high dissolving capacity for polar inorganic materials.
We presumed it was the different dissolving capacities of FAME with various chain-length and unsaturation degrees in hexane and methanol that led to the change of FAME composition determined when using less than 300 µg of dry cell sample by transesterification.
The aqueous solution and the hydrous melt have different capacities of dissolving and transporting trace elements during subduction-zone processes (e.g., Hermann et al. 2006a; Zheng et al. 2011a).
In a typical synthesis, 0.6 mmol CoCl2·6H2O and 0.6 mmol EDTA-2Na were put into a PTFE beaker of 100 mL capacity, dissolved in 60 mL D.I. water.
The intellect is immortal in the sense that it always lives, while the irrational part of the soul is immortal in that it survives death as its constituent capacities dissolve gradually into the spheres from which they were originated.
