- the solute, to form a
solution with
another substance, the solvent.
Insolubility is the
opposite property, the
inability of the
solute to form such a...
-
processed in the body.
Dietary fiber has two main subtypes:
soluble fiber and
insoluble fiber which are
components of plant-based
foods such as legumes, whole...
- In com****bility
theory and com****tional
complexity theory, an
undecidable problem is a
decision problem for
which it is
proved to be
impossible to construct...
-
variations on the liar
paradox were
studied under the name of
insolubilia ("
insolubles").
Although the liar
paradox was well
known in antiquity,
interest seems...
- (Mg2+).
Magnesium stearate is a white, water-
insoluble powder. Its
applications exploit its softness,
insolubility in many solvents, and low toxicity. It is...
- In mathematics, the Abel–Ruffini
theorem (also
known as Abel's
impossibility theorem)
states that
there is no
solution in
radicals to
general polynomial...
- "Decreased" (and
similar meanings), in
medical notation The
precipitation of an
insoluble solid, in
chemical notation Down sign (disambiguation)
Arrow (disambiguation)...
- In mathematics, more
specifically in the
field of
group theory, a
solvable group or
soluble group is a
group that can be
constructed from
abelian groups...
- "cold-
insoluble globulin", or CIg) is a
major protein component of
blood plasma (300 μg/ml) and is
produced in the
liver by hepatocytes.
insoluble cellular...
- iron–sulfur proteins. Disulfides, S–S bonds,
confer mechanical strength and
insolubility of the (among others)
protein keratin,
found in
outer skin, hair, and...
