Sentence examples for unstable dispersion from inspiring English sources

A turbid, viscous and unstable dispersion is produced at the outset and during the intermediate stages of the polymerization.

Batch-2 on the other hand exhibited large aggregates with an irregular size, indicating unstable dispersion.

As soon as it is served it is better considered as an unstable dispersion of rapidly nucleating carbon dioxide bubbles.

Oil-in-water emulsions are thermodynamically unstable dispersions of the oil phase in the water phase.

Employing more than 1.5 g cetyl palmitate in the formulation led to increased sizes and unstable dispersions.

To model potentially unstable dispersions, it is necessary to calculate α values using experimentally determined stability parameters such as hydrodynamic size at multiple time points.

Suspension cells interact with fewer NPs in experimental conditions consisting of even minimally unstable dispersions since a portion of the original NP concentration sediments and may not be bioavailable for cellular interactions.

While the approximation of the ρ e employed in this model lacks the experimental accuracy achieved for ρ e measurements afforded by VCM, the ISDD model does allow for time-resolved approximation of NP transport parameters within unstable dispersions.

Furthermore, mathematical dosimetry models indicate that nZnO – FBS/PBS dispersions had consistent NP deposition patterns over time unlike unstable nZnO/PBS dispersions.

Interestingly, the dose metrics obtained for the unstable stock dispersions of PBS and RPMI suggest dosimetry trends opposite to what would be expected considering the experimentally determined agglomeration and sedimentation profiles.

While the ISDD-derived f D (t) curve for the unstable nZnO/PBS stock dispersion (Fig. 13c) at face value implies stable dosimetry kinetics, the individual ISDD curves at each time point reflect the unstable nature of the nZnO/PBS dispersion (Fig. 14a).