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Перевод: solute

[существительное]
растворенное вещество; раствор

Тезаурус:

1. With careful modification of materials (exploiting, for example, steric hindrance, charge effects, hydrophobic groups), it may be possible to control both solute partitioning and diffusion into a biolayer and to gain greater control over the behaviour of the biolayer.
2. In addition to the seven types of investigations specified above as referring to fluvial geomorphology, the main focus of research by physical geographers was on small instrumented areas as indicated below (p. 107) and this developed towards the assessment of sediment and solute yields, as exemplified by Walling (1983) and to the assessment of human impact including that on urban areas (e.g. Hollis, 1979).
3. Mammalian cell receptors can have high solute binding affinity, but also allow for rapid on/off binding kinetics.
4. Although plants lack any structures comparable to animal nerves, cells in a plant tissue are linked by plasmodesmata that have solute permeabilities and electrical conductivities nearly identical to those of gap junctions in animal tissues.
5. When a solute, such as a polymer (component 2), is dissolved in a solvent (component 1) to form a homogeneous solution, there is a change in the chemical potential which can be expressed in terms of the activity of the solvent a 1 .
6. By expanding the logarithmic term and assuming that in dilute solutions this can be restricted to the first expansion term, ln a 1 can be related to the mole fraction of the solute x 2 .
7. If P is taken as the vapour pressure of a solution whose pure solvent vapour pressure is P o , then for solutions containing an involatile solute which gives
8. Additionally, if mammalian tissues are used intact they can exhibit anisotropic solute diffusion - ie different in different directions.
9. A colligative property is defined as one which is a function of the number of solute molecules present per unit volume of solution and is unaffected by the chemical nature of the solute.
10. The shape-specific polymers continued to be passed on from potency to potency even after none of the original solute was left in the solution.
11. As the original solute is successively diluted, so the mirroring, shape-specific water polymers build up and continue to pass on the shape-encoded information to successive potencies long after the original starting material has been diluted out.
12. He went on to say that if energy was then introduced into such a system, these shape-specific groups of water polymers could be stabilized and could join together to form long chains of water polymers which would retain the original solute imprint and shape specificity.
13. Overall solute concentrations, notably chloride, sulphate and aluminium, are higher in the former which are also more acidic.