Sentence examples for solvent retention from inspiring English sources
This indicates that solvent retention is one of the reasons for the surface depression of PEGDA575 hydrogel.
Solvent Retention Capacity (SRC) tests have originally been designed to predict flour functionality of North American wheat flours.
They have a good mechanical stability, solvent retention and high electrical conductivity at room temperature (about 10−3 Sem−10−3
An increment in solvent retention is important for a better control of the liquid composition which comes in contact with the surface to be cleaned.
A solvent retention capacity (SRC) profile of flour consists of its water RC (WRC), sodium carbonate SRC (SCSRC), sucrose SRC (SuSRC) and lactic acid SRC (LASRC) values.
Microstructural studies by SEM exhibit higher amorphicity and solvent retention capability for P VDF-HFP PC+DEC)–LiClO4 system than those of P VDF-HFP PC+DECO4 system.
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To ascertain whether the presence of lipids in solution could result in the retention of solvent, a separate batch of samples and blanks was processed with C-enriched methanol.
Introducing crystallinity in polyimides offers the advantage of increased solvent resistance and retention of mechanical properties above the glass transition temperature (Tg).
Thus, under ideal SDC conditions, washing with a 100% aqueous solvent will achieve retention of hydrophobic impurities on the trap, with displacement of product and hydrophilic impurities from the trap to the product isolation column; hydrophilic impurities are thus displaced off the product isolation to waste, leaving only product retained on the main column.
However, when they are exposed to organic solvents their charge retention drops significantly causing charge degradation.
