Sentence examples for most hydrated from inspiring English sources
In contrast, most hydrated minerals in Meridiani Planum likely formed at more neutral pH, at the beginning of the Hesperian.
The lowest friction coefficient is obtained for the multilayer with the thickest (and likely most hydrated) coating – the (FV/chitosan) 5.5 bilayer system.
The present results show that medium H-bonds are formed in the most hydrated 2TX complexes.
The samples from zone 2 were light blue-green in colour and found to be the most hydrated both within the Vittoriano set and in comparison to those of the 'Student' statue'.
However, they are also known to be the most hydrated of all chondrite groups, which are supported by their fine-grained phyllosilicate matrix with magnetite, sulfides, carbonates, and sulfates (Brearley 2006).
Since even the most hydrated form of aluminum sulfate (heptadecahydrate) has a molecular weight well below 1 kDa (Smith, 1942), the retention of aluminum at larger MWCOs strongly suggests that aluminum is complexed with larger organic molecules.
The full-monolayer hydrate, corresponding to the global minima of the immersion energy, is the most stable hydrated state of Cs-smectites.
Thus, lithium ions, the most strongly hydrated of the alkali metal ions, are the most weakly held by resins, followed in order by sodium, potassium, rubidium, and finally cesium, which forms the strongest bond with the resins.
This outcrop contains yet finer grains but it is cut through with veins that the rover's ChemCam laser spectrometer indicates hold precipitated minerals - most likely hydrated calcium sulphate, possibly bassinite or gypsum.
Gdm+ is one of the most weakly hydrated ions known; it interacts poorly with water because a single positive charge is diffusely shared by three nitrogen atoms and because it has a rigid structure unable to interact well with water molecules [ 44].
Kaolin-group nanoclay minerals, as a result of hydrothermal alteration and/or weathering processes, have unique physical properties because of their layered structure, small grain size, and most importantly the hydrated surface with plenty of hydroxyl groups.
