“electrolyte”造句，怎麼用electrolyte造句

But the electrolyte can evaporate, causing the muscle to dry out when exposed to the air.

A battery's electrolyte is the material through which ions (in this case lithium ions) pass from one electrode (the cathode) to another (the anode) inside a battery cell.

Previous researchers had tried to sidestep this problem by using gel polymers for the electrolyte, but even these contained flammable solvents.

They exposed one side of their porous carbon electrode to an electrolyte rich in lithium ions and put a mesh window on the other side of the electrode through which air could be drawn.

The water saturated with electrolyte.

Then they immerse this electrode in a potassium nitrate electrolyte solution.

It's a filament made from tin oxide anode and lithium cobalt oxide cathode suspended in an ionic liquid electrolyte.

Treatment may include infusion of fluids and urine alkalinisation, correction of electrolyte and acid-base disturbance, haemodialysis or peritoneal dialysis, or surgical removal of kidney stones.

These are immersed in an electrolyte of dilute sulphuric acid.

It is possible to make such a battery with a solid electrolyte, but until now that has been done by a process called vacuum deposition.

Chemical change, especially decomposition, produced in an electrolyte by an electric current.

Excessive exposure can cause trauma that's not always apparent, and some amount of medical support, like an iv drip of electrolyte solution, can keep the body from incurring any long-term damage.