Sentence examples for supported on a solid from inspiring English sources

Polyalkenes, the most common and useful class of synthetic polymers, are often prepared by use of organometallic catalysts, either in solution or supported on a solid surface.

Polyethyleneglycols containing a dissolved based and a radical initiator are supported on a solid carrier in a fixed bed reactor.

The study by Watkins et al. (9) described in this issue of ACS Nano has focused on a detailed characterization of single lipid bilayers supported on a solid substrate.

Interestingly, in our experiments we show that the thickness of the lipid membranes of live cells closely corresponds to the values measured when such lipid bilayers are supported on a solid substrate (Garcia-Manyes et al., 2005a, 2005b, and 2010 ), thus providing further confidence that each breakthrough event corresponds to the indentation of a single lipid bilayer by the AFM probe.

Although their method was mechanically identical with Tsvet's approach, it was innovative in that it involved the concept of a stationary liquid (water) supported on an inert solid (silica), with the result that the solute molecules partitioned between the stationary liquid and a separate mobile liquid phase (chloroform).

The basic oxide system used contains cobalt phthalocyanine (CoPc) supported on a metal oxide solid solution (MOSS).

Confinement can occur in "supported" conditions on a solid surface or in "freestanding" conditions in which the liquid is confined by two free interfaces.

The proposed technology is based on a chemical treatment taking place in a reactor with amine supported on solid pellets.

The catalysts include Pt supported on solid acids, sulfated zirconia, tungsten oxide supported on zirconia, oxycarbides of tungsten and molybdenum, and partially reduced MoO3.

In the near future we expect that data on VT and NVT, supported by a solid surveillance system, will be available, which will support public health decisions on the introduction of PCV.

Its main component is a statocyst, a balance sensor consisting of a statolith, a solid particle supported on four bundles of cilia, called "balancers", that sense its orientation.