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The phrase "soluble" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used in scientific contexts to describe a substance that can be dissolved in a solvent, usually water. Example: "Sodium chloride is soluble in water, making it easy to use in various chemical reactions."
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soluble
adjective
Able to be dissolved.
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The bad news is that that does not make it a soluble one.
However, Mr Joshi's and Dr Banerjee's lipid-based concoction mixes well with the drugs, resulting in a structure which Mr Joshi says is "kind of soluble".Another problem is that benign drug-carriers can block the airways inside the lungs and eventually lead to a respiratory breakdown.
If the problem were simply technical, it would presumably be soluble; an army bristling with space-age gadgetry must be capable of jamming a crude FM transmitter.
Over-reaction risks diverting scarce resources from real and soluble problems.
The droplets will also contain the PCR reagents, which are soluble in water but not oil, and the plastic balls.The next stage is to let the polymerase chain reaction do its work of multiplying the DNA strands in the droplets.
Anything that is to get deep into the body's interstices has to be soluble in water, and buckys are not.
A quick wash removes unused dye, which is water soluble and non-staining.
A ceasefire is not yet likely but, if the parties agree to continue talking, it will suggest that they accept that the problem is soluble.
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In areas such as overhangs, physical supports can be added and removed later, or water-soluble materials can be deposited and then washed away.3-D printers can already be found in the workshops of artists and enthusiasts.Fred Fischer of Stratasys sees the market developing in two directions.
These are normally caused by water-soluble crystals dissolving out of a rock after it has formed.
Water-soluble, tasteless and formerly widely available in the form of rat poison and weed killer, white arsenic was once so popular that it was known as "inheritance powder".
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