Exempel på insolubility

• The crisis had reached the verge of insolubility.

• The insolubility of the fundamental problem of ethics was impressed on me.

• His statement exemplifies the current insolubility of the conflict.

• Investigations have been difficult because of the lacquer's insolubility in the usual solvents.

• These stains are very difficult to remove owing to their insolubility and resistance to wetting.

• I can reverse the insolubility of the substance by adding silicate.

• The insolubility of dyes on "fast" attachment to fiber was compared with diminishing solubility as double salts were formed.

• Higher concentrations could not be investigated due to drug insolubility.

• The third step is acquisition of protease resistance and takes place several hours after acquisition of detergent insolubility.

• We therefore initiated a series of experiments to assess the biochemical characteristics and functional significance of this crosslinkingmediated detergent insolubility.

• It is possible that these findings could help develop a strategy for the rational design of smallmolecule inhibitors of this type of cataract associated with protein insolubility.

• The first barrier is the insolubility of the waste and the supporting concrete and bitumen matrix.

• It was not the absence of facts which led to this conclusion; it was the basic insolubility of the problem.

• Faced with the insolubility of this conundrum, anyone revolving the questions finds himself led to the conclusion that it must be "fair do's" all round.

• Matters had developed to a point of insolubility where we had no other course.

• The absurdity of some of the solutions proves the insolubility of the problem.

• Lead has several properties—density, malleability, insolubility and tenstile strength—which joined to its relative cheapness have made it the universal choice of fishermen for weighting their lines.

• The rhodizonate crystallizes out of the solution due to its relative insolubility in water.

• Its insolubility in iron and other metal alloys makes it more useful for some industrial applications than diamond.

• The solubility and insolubility of trivalent and tetravalent actinides is like that of lanthanide salts.

• Extensive disulfide bonding contributes to the insolubility of keratins, except in dissociating or reducing agents.