Sentence examples for medium for water from inspiring English sources

Soil pores are known as an effective medium for water, air, and chemical movement.

A strategy to selectively attach more Ag nanoparticles on the external surface of activated carbon (AC) is being proposed and used as an antibacterial medium for water disinfection.

With respect to the importance of the structure of a porous medium for water movement and storage, a characterisation of the pore and particulate structure of milled peat in stockpile was conducted using micromorphological techniques.

The contribution of rhizomorphs as a highly efficient medium for water and mineral compounds uptake from soils seems to explain the presence of Hg and Ag in fruiting bodies of Armillaria solidipes (Falandysz et al. 2012e; J.F., unpublished).

A glass reference electrode was placed in the fly's thorax and connected to a supply of insect Ringer's solution, which also served as the medium for water immersion microscopy when needed.

Overall, the matrix containing the physical mixture did not give rise to an initial burst release, likely because of the reduced releasing area exposed to the dissolution medium available for water uptake and for drug release.

Consequently, water-saturated [BMIM][PF6] provides a good medium for catalytic water oxidation with this type of coordination polymer.

Microalgae were grown in 250 mL Erlenmeyer flasks containing Bold's basal medium for fresh water microalgae, whereas Guillard's f2 medium and enriched sea water medium were used for marine samples.

In summer, the stored ice is extracted for cooling, and then the melting ice is used as a chilling medium for chilled water storage.

He also concluded that the replacement of sea water by a vacuum provides a better approximation for the sea layer than does the substitution of a solid medium for sea water.

(1386) For mammalian CYPs, two routes were suggested: a one-way route from the bilayer for membrane-bound substrates, associated with a one-way route into the aqueous surroundings for the products; and a two-way route connecting the active site with the aqueous medium for more water-soluble substrates and products.