"sodium solution" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to a liquid mixture containing sodium, usually used in scientific or chemical contexts. Example: The chemist prepared a sodium solution by dissolving sodium chloride in water.
TREAT FIRST, EXPLAIN LATER Pipas ordered a sodium solution to replace the essential electrolytes.
Though she was taken off the rock and the breathing tubes were removed a couple of days later, sodium solution had to be constantly administered, at the expense of her T.P.N., and her levels still didn't return to normal.
The reabsorption of about 70 percent of the sodium ions in the filtrate means that a similar value of water in the filtrate must accompany these ions as a vehicle to prevent a rising osmotic gradient (i.e., to prevent a rising difference in the concentration of the sodium solution inside and outside the tubule).
(c) Topography of the BSA monolayer in 70 mM sulphathiazole sodium solution.
In sulphathiazole sodium solution, a critical concentration of 70 mM sulphathiazole sodium was identified.
(b) Distribution histograms of measured adhesion forces in sulphathiazole sodium solution (10 mM).
He had just been holding forth on the subject of sodium solutions.
Heparin sodium solutions (9.0×104 I.U.·L-1) were prepared by dissolving in normal saline (NS).
Those that are sold frozen may contain sodium solutions that are designed to keep the pork juicer when cooked.
For EM, female (n = 2) and male (n = 2) anesthetized rats were pre-rinsed with a heparin-sodium solution, perfused using freshly prepared 4 % FA in 0.1 M phosphate buffer (PB, pH 7.4) and post-fixed in the same fixative over night at 4 °C.
They were activated with three types of alkaline solutions viz., sodium hydroxide solution (NH), sodium silicate solution (NS), and sodium hydroxide plus sodium silicate solution (NHNS).
