Sentence examples for solution was characterised from inspiring English sources
This solution was characterised by a total radioactivity of 22.55 DPM/ml (determined as described below), calculated according to the counting of 10 ml of this solution.
The dissolution degree is measured by a selective acid treatment, and the nature of silica into solution is characterised by liquid NMR spectroscopy.
Poly 3-methylthiophene) films (Poly 3-methylthiopheneanostatically (i=1.0 mAcm−2) in propylene carbonate +0.03 M TBAPfilms2 M 3-methylthioPMTne solution, were characterised by cyclic voltammetry and coulometry combined with gravimetrical measurements and Electrochemical Impolymerisedctroscopy (EIS).
The optical properties of the nanoparticles in dilute solution were characterised with UV/vis/NIR spectroscopy.
Their solid-state structures and structures in [D6]benzene solution are characterised, with the aggregation state in solution determined by a combination of DOSY NMR spectroscopy and DFT calculations.
FTIR studies of CHT from crab shells (sourced from Sigma-Aldrich) and CHT of the same regenerated from BMIMCl solution were characterised for any chemical and structural derivatisation of CHT in both forms.
Pareto front solutions were characterised by low WWR values especially in east, west and north exposed façades.
With respect to other proposed capture mechanisms, tethered-net solutions are characterised by a safer capturing distance, a passive angular momentum damping effect and the highest flexibility to unknown shape, material and attitude of the target to interface with.
These solutions are characterised by the number of oscillations in their amplitude when d is close to 2. The solutions are computed as functions of d and their behaviour in the critical limit as d→2 is investigated.
Such solutions are characterised by vertical velocity profiles at a given height which are flatter, and inward radial velocities which are smaller, in a region away from the cyclone wall and the axis of symmetry.
The solutions were characterised by determining the clearing temperature, which was found to increase with decreasing water content in the phosphoric acid solvent and to level off under anhydrous conditions.
