Sentence examples for slow precipitation from inspiring English sources

A Co-Mg/diatomaceous earth catalyst was prepared by slow precipitation.

Aqueous dispersion of water-insoluble self-emulsifying lipid formulations resulted in turbid emulsions, followed subsequently by very slow precipitation of 3 7% of the dose of fenofibrate.

In vitro dilution of the S-SEDDS formulation resulted in formation of a microemulsion, followed by a slow precipitation of silybin, while the conventional SEDDS formulation undergoes rapid precipitation, yielding a low silybin solution concentration.

Fast demixing process (higher precipitation rates) forms finer pores while delayed demixing process (slow precipitation rates) results in rough structures.

Careful inspection reveals that the negative absorbance can probably be attributed to the instability of the nanoparticles, which was proved by the perceptible slow precipitation during the testing process.

The authors concluded that even though Type-II systems produced turbid emulsions after dilution, they are able to maintain the drug in the solubilized state with very slow precipitation.

The resulting constraint on mass transfer of the reactants to the mineral surface would result in slowed precipitation rates.

Based on this approach, the authors have categorized formulations as no-precipitation, fast-precipitation and slow-precipitation.

These methods offer limitations like slow metal precipitation and incomplete removal (Aziz et al. 2015), generation of contaminated sludge requiring careful disposal (Gunatilake 2015; Ayangbenro 2017), high cost involved in the processes (Firdousi 2017), high energy and reagent requirements and clogging of membranes (Ahalya et al. 2003).

"They not only slow the precipitation from hitting the ground, but the trees are also pulling up water when they are all leafed out.

These results may indicate the slow copper precipitation process under neutral conditions (pH fluctuated around 7.5 ± 0.4 during the experiment) and absence of microbial activity connected with the leaching of copper.