Sentence examples for transferred solution from inspiring English sources

d The voltage dependence of the electrical charge of a dispensed droplet with various volumes of the transferred solution.

The voltage dependence of the electrical charge is also influenced by the volume of the transferred solution.

Given that the edge of the pipet tip is not treated by the deposition of active electrode to not hinder the detachment of a droplet from the tip (Fig. 1a), R becomes larger with the increasing volume of the transferred solution, thus implying a higher effect than in the case of the smaller volume of the transferred solution.

As shown in Fig. 2d, when the volume of the transferred solution is larger, the inclined angle of the curve becomes more negative; i.e., the controlling performance of the capacitive charging method becomes higher.

Furthermore, the zero charge voltage (ZCV), which is the proper applied voltage for the complete removal of the electrical charge of the droplet, is explored by varying the electrolyte concentration and volume of the transferred solution.

The effect of electrolyte concentration and volume of the transferred solution to the electrical charge of a dispensed droplet is theoretically and experimentally investigated by using the equivalent capacitor model.

Therefore, there is no need to transfer solution data, and error introduced by solution transfer is avoided.

We urge universities to reward their professors, staff and students for working on behalf of sustainability outcomes by teaching problem solving skills, developing potential solutions to sustainability challenges and transferring solutions sets to implementing agents.

Acid-washed Teflon needles and glass syringes were used to transfer solutions.

Seventeen-day-old rice seedlings grown in –N hydroponic solution were transferred to solutions containing 2.5 mM glutamine for 0, 15, 30 min, 1, 4, and 24 h.

If your copper object is too large to dip into the solution, use a brush to apply the solution, or transfer the solution to a wider, shallower container.