Sentence examples for formation of viscous from inspiring English sources
The formation of viscous layer was attributed to the accumulation of Mg dissolved AlCl3 EMIC ionic liquid at the interface, which was of high viscosity.
Due to enhancing formation of viscous layer to capture gases, addition of glass powder to coal fly ash tends to suppress weight loss when the temperature is above 1175 °C, while such suppression phenomenon in the fired two-component pellets does not occur unless the temperature is greater than 1200 °C.
The addition of polymer to the displacing phase (i.e., water) reduces its mobility by thickening the aqueous phase and significantly diminishing the formation of viscous fingerings and/or channels.
Non-Newtonian polymer flooding aims to increase the viscosity of the displacing phase thereby decreasing the mobility factor and reducing the formation of viscous fingers (Wei et al. 2014).
But, they often suffer from poor macroscopic sweep efficiency due to the formation of viscous fingers that propagate through the CO2 passing much of the hydrocarbon that has not been contacted.
The reason can be the formation of viscous solution (Viscosity 4.50 mPa s) indicative of some polymer formation due to the presence of various functional groups on both CA and CTS resulting in some interaction between them.
A novel micronozzle geometry with different depths at converging and diverging section was designed with the aim in mitigating viscous loss due to formation of subsonic viscous boundary layers at nozzle sidewalls.
Birukova's research in the Bollyky lab focused on the role played by a virus called a bacteriophage in the formation of biofilms — viscous communities of bacteria, resistant to antibiotics and immune responses, that can colonize chronic wounds or coat medical equipment.
According to the simulations, onset of hydrate plugging is most probably related to the formation of a viscous bed at the gas-slurry interphase at hydrate concentrations slightly above 15%.
This mechanism, involving the formation of a viscous layer at the interface between substrate and coating, could explain the extremely rapid growth of whiskers that has been observed experimentally.
The alcohol used in these formulations act as a co-solvent and partitions itself among the bulk oil and brine phases making the films less rigid and thereby preventing the formation of undesirable viscous phases and emulsions (Sahni et al. 2010).
