The phrase "in particulate form" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to describe something that is made up of very small, separate particles. Example: The medication is available in particulate form, making it easier for patients to swallow and absorb.
A continuous flow enzyme microreactor was designed, assembled and run that allowed for operation with immobilized enzymes in particulate form.
The reinforcement is added in particulate form of 40-45 µm with an increment of 2% from 0%to8%8% (by weight).
The present study emphasizes the importance of secondary pollutants in particulate form that can be generated from the gas or liquid phase of hazardous chemical substances.
The heavy metal tracer (Ba or Pb) used is added either in solution or in particulate form and its motion observed on X-ray cine film.
Whereas MC as the filler in particulate form reduced the steady state wear rate of PPS, the optimum reduction in wear was found to occur with the addition of polytetrafluoroethylene (PTFE) along with PPS.
Nitrogen in Melbourne stormwater was predominantly dissolved (∼80%), with ammonia the least-abundant form (∼11%). Concentrations of nitrogen species did not vary significantly between baseflow and storms, although the proportion of nitrogen in particulate form was higher during storm events (p= 0.04).
Inflow nitrogen was mostly in particulate forms (particulate organic nitrogen [PON] was 58% of TN).
Land-use also influenced the timing and forms of nutrient export with N and P mainly transported in dissolved forms during baseflow conditions from a planted forest and indigenous forest catchment with most of the N and P export from the pasture catchment occurring in particulate forms during storm events (Cooper and Thomsen 1988).
Thus, nearly all of the SAG1-C65-HA that was lost during ciliary adhesion was recovered in the medium in a particulate form.
As a general rule, radon exposure is largely due to its accumulation within confined environments with reduced or no air exchange, leading to the inhalation of potentially hazardous amounts of airborne alpha emitters both in the gaseous and in the particulate form with very well recognized epidemiological noxious effects (Porstendörfer 1994; UNSCEAR 2006; WHO 2008).
Addition of zinc acetate results in the precipitation of hydrogen sulfide, thus preventing its oxidation to elemental sulfur, as well as in the decomposition of inorganic polysulfides with formation of zero-valent sulfur in the particulate form (Eq. 10) [109].
