Sentence examples for some dissolution from inspiring English sources

The preequilibration procedure may result in some dissolution, especially of kaolinite at low pH.

Thus, although some dissolution of the solids may have occurred during preequilibration, this should not significantly influence metal adsorption at the conditions used in this study.

The mechanism of the joining involves the formation of Mg Si O N liquid to give a dense interface followed by some dissolution of Si3N4 grains.

Also it was observed some dissolution of Ni to AlSi and that the CNTs are very stable as they maintain their integrity.

Thermodynamic modeling predicted some dissolution of PLA in TPS which was assisted by the presence of the plasticizer, but TPS did not dissolve in PLA at all.

Viscosity plays an important role in a variety of biotechnological and chemical processes, such as in the production of biopolymers and in fermentations with filamentous microorganisms as well as in some dissolution, crystallization, and hydrogenation processes.

The changes in pH to which the dredged sediments are subject will result in some carbonate dissolution.

Water chemistry data indicated some calcite dissolution at the earliest phase of exposure, pyrite and — on older surfaces increasingly — feldspar weathering.

As the CO2 gas leaks into the aquifer, it dissolves into the solution and drives the pH more acid and promotes some calcite dissolution according to the following mass balance reactions: CO2(g) = CO2 aq) (1).

It is also important to mention that after the tests with carbonated brines, the limestone samples presented some visible dissolution on the surface, effect not perceived with the dolomite samples.

A particular example was the poor institutional collaboration between KNH and UoN, also attributed by some to dissolution of the joint 'Division of Paediatrics' in 2004 that reportedly had the role of fostering good relationships: 'Our relationship with UoN used to be good those days when we had Division of Paediatrics.