The phrase "precipitation bath" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used in scientific or technical contexts, particularly in chemistry or environmental studies, to describe a process where precipitation occurs in a liquid medium.
Example: "The researchers prepared a precipitation bath to facilitate the crystallization of the compound."
Alternatives: "precipitation solution" or "precipitation medium."
The influence of the experimental parameters on the morphology of the hollow fiber is discussed, such as solution concentration and viscosity, extrusion pressure within the spinneret and air gap distance between the spinneret and the precipitation bath (evaporation time).
Uniformity of the surface-assembled pores and fiber cross-section morphology was improved by adjusting the solution concentration, solvent composition as well as some important spinning parameters such as bore fluid flow rate, polymer solution flow rate and air gap distance between the spinneret and the precipitation bath.
Model cellulose acetate (CA) membranes were prepared by casting their solutions containing different polymer compositions and formamide (cosolvent) to acetone (solvent) ratios (FAR) followed by their precipitation in a water bath.
PS membranes were prepared from polymeric blends of PS and PMMA via a phase inversion induced by an immersion precipitation in water coagulation baths.
Zn0.9Cd0.1S nanoparticles doped with 0.005 0.24 M cobalt have been prepared by co-precipitation technique in ice bath at 280 K.
As a good dope solution was immersed in a harsh bath, e.g., water, precipitation occurred initiated by liquid liquid phase separation.
Briefly, the collected material underwent lysis with a purifying buffer provided in the kit for protein precipitation, followed by an ice bath, and DNA precipitation with 100% ethanol.
The structure, porosity and crystallization behavior of poly (L-lactic acid) and poly (L-lactic acid)/polyurethane porous membranes, prepared from ethanol/dioxane and ethanol/water coagulation baths through immersion precipitation, have been systematically investigated.
Precipitation was performed in an ice bath with gentle magnetic stirring during 5 h.
After serial wash steps, immunoprecipitated DNA was recovered with overnight incubation at 65°C water bath followed by ethanol precipitation.
During the membrane preparation (precipitation in a water-based coagulation bath), hydrophilic blocks segregate and position themselves in the membrane liquid interface [ 6, 7].
