Sentence examples for using the solution phase from inspiring English sources
Aligned ZnO nanowires with different lengths (1 to approximately 4 μm) have been deposited on indium titanium oxide-coated glass substrates by using the solution phase deposition method for application as a work electrode in dye-sensitized solar cells (DSSC).
Two HNE substrates analyzed using the solution phase assay were further studied in an immobilized hydrogel system.
The co-crystal was discovered by screening using the solution-mediated phase transformation (SMPT) technique.
The second phase improves the objective in the feasible region using the solution of the feasibility phase as starting point (optimization phase).
The technique is implemented experimentally for C-control of potash alum water and ammonium oxalate water systems using conductivity measurements in the solution phase.
We report a method to produce graphene membranes in the solution phase using polymeric imidazolium salts as a transferring medium.
In summary, we report a method to produce and functionalize graphene membranes in the solution phase using polymeric imidazolium molten salts as a transferring medium.
And then, we assessed their catalytic capacities by oxidizing 2-aminothiophenol (2-ATP) under ultra-high vacuum (UHV) conditions (a base pressure below 9.5 × 10−11 Torr) with 365 nm UV light illumination using high-resolution photoemission spectroscopy (HRPES), and cyclic voltammogram (CV) changes in the solution phase by using electrochemistry.
We are describing the stable nonautonomous planar dynamic systems with complex coefficients by using the asymptotic solutions (phase functions) of the characteristic (Riccati) equation.
BSA is included at a relatively high concentration (10 mg/ml) in the standard array kinase-substrate assay in order to block non-specific interactions, but was not included in the solution phase assays used to develop the test set.
The solution phase effects were included using a PCM continuum model59 with a dielectric constant of 7.2.
