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Перевод: solubility

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Тезаурус:

1. However, when solubility limits are exceeded the salts crystallise out and the sharp, angular crystals undermine the basic limestone matrix causing the stone to crumble.
2. Once it drops below 5.3, increased solubility of aluminium and other chemical effects lead progressively to the decline and loss of fish populations (see below).
3. The groundwaters associated with the retrograde alteration are highly mineralised and are buffered by portlandite solubility to pH 12.5, making them the most alkaline natural waters recorded.
4. The significance of these phases, in addition to hydroxyapatite, is their variable bioactivity and solubility after implantation.
5. They found that the triphenylated rosaniline ( 4 ) was difficult to handle owing to its poor solubility.
6. The temperature at which an inverse solubility occurs is often termed cloud point.
7. The hexachloroantimonate, , is easier to obtain - from , and sulphur - but its reactions tend to be slow due to its poor solubility in most solvents.
8. At pH levels below 6 there can be problems arising from the enhanced solubility of metallic compounds such as aluminium with toxic effects on fish.
9. First, there is the widely used practice of introducing sulphonic acid residues into dyestuffs to improve their solubility.
10. Although its electron spin resonance (ESR) activity indicated the presence of some monomeric radical, its low solubility in a variety of solvents (except when accompanied by decomposition) coupled with the absence of a chlorine NQR signal indicated an oligomeric and ionic structure.
11. The greater solubility of these new crystals leads to the formation of a material which, in humid environments, softens and fixes dust and carbon particles from the air onto the surface.
12. Calcium carbonate is teetering on the brink of solubility in sea water.
13. Its solubility and hence biological impact is strongly influenced by pH.