Sentence examples for that a high viscosity from inspiring English sources

It supports the hypothesis that a high viscosity might be due to nanoparticle agglomeration.

However, unlike surfactants that form spherical micelles of oil in water, viscoelastic surfactants aggregate to form large complex supramolecular structures that have a high viscosity.

Pinus radiata wood chips were pretreated with the brown rot fungus Gloephyllum trabeum for 3 weeks followed by an organosolv delignification with ethanol:water mixture at pH 2. The organosolv process was assessed using biotreated material that showed a high viscosity loss and a mass loss ranging from 6%to8%8%.

When heated to 49°C it liquefies to a high viscosity fluid that solidifies within minutes when exposed to room temperature.

These results indicate that the use of a high viscosity (which significantly reduces the inertial effect in the simulations) suppresses the development of secondary CO2 pathways, leading to a different fluid distribution compared with corresponding experiments at the same capillary number.

Test results showed that LCSA had a high viscosity at construction temperatures and strong frequency/temperature dependence on rheological properties.

The healing properties of honey can be ascribed to the fact that it offers antibacterial activity, maintains a moist wound environment that promotes healing and has a high viscosity which helps to provide a protective barrier to prevent infection [ 10].

The aim of the present study was to establish the influence of the fiber Plantago ovata husk (that provides the aqueous solution a high viscosity) in the pharmacokinetics of levodopa when administered to Parkinson patients well controlled by their oral medication.

This might be because of the fact that, until recently, surfactant preparations had a high viscosity that made it unsuitable for lavage and caused airway obstruction in these patients with an already underlying obstructive airway disease.

When the temperature is increased to 30 °C the phospholipids assume a nanoribbon-like structure that forms a higher viscosity interconnected network.

At increasing solids loadings, however, biomass forms a high viscosity slurry that becomes increasingly challenging to mix and severely mass transfer limited, which limits further addition of solids.