Sentence examples for more difficult to dissolve from inspiring English sources

Owing to the positive Gibbs energy change that accompanies the first step, there is a barrier that makes it more difficult to dissolve solids and gases as compared with liquids.

The DRA polymer is much more difficult to dissolve in ethane, however, requiring pressures of more than 20 MPa.

Generally, if a larger number of iodine atoms are covalently bound in a molecule, this molecule will be more difficult to dissolve in water.

Hay et al [29] found that a double layer of CdCO3 was more difficult to dissolve than a single layer, but assumed that this was just due to a relaxation of the epitaxial strain which "stabilized" it and not to a change in composition.

In addition, the wheat bran is more difficult to dissolve.

Too much Vitamin C power can irritate your skin and is more difficult to dissolve into the water, so don't overdo it.

This may prove more difficult to resolve.

It is difficult to dissolve more than 10 wt.% tissue paper in bmimCl and the limiting solubility of tissue paper is 15 17 wt.% at 373 K.

If the pellet is difficult to dissolve, add more water or warm to 37°C to facilitate the dissolution.

In the name of political stability, the country's constitution makes it difficult to dissolve parliament.

Because PAN is difficult to dissolve and is highly resistant to dyeing, very little fibre is produced containing PAN alone.