Usually this layer is a soluble carbonate rock, such as limestone or its purer form, chalk.
Water-soluble tablets for dishwashers that can be easily adapted for laundry products also already exist.
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Between these two layers is a water-soluble polymer coating less than 10 microns thick.
Per 100 grams, baobab actually has more soluble fiber than psyllium, the active ingredient used in laxatives.
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Since the dendrimers are water-soluble, the whole complex can dissolve in biological fluids, which fullerene alone cannot.
Conversely, eating a diet high in soluble fiber and phytonutrient-rich foods can help probiotics work even better.
By March 2004 he had a new drug 1, 000 times more soluble than the National Cancer Institute drug.
Other fat soluble vitamins have been found to actually increase the risk of cancer if supplemented too aggressively.
Hycrete's additive is based on a water-soluble molecule that transforms when mixed into concrete, becoming a water-repellent polymer.
But I would also -- I argue no less soluble than those challenges we faced four years ago.
Because water molecules can hold on to these malonic-acid handles, the result (known as a carboxyfullerene) is water-soluble.
Adding fat-soluble vitamins A, D, E and K to Schwartz's brew didn't make sense, since beer is fat free.
The acidic water causes the erosion of the soluble rock layers beneath the surface - eventually creating cavernous spaces.
Vitamin D is a fat soluble vitamin that is mainly produced by exposure of the skin to ultraviolet light.
Fat helps with the absorption of fat soluble vitamins, of which vitamin E may be particularly important for brain health.
Anything that is to get deep into the body's interstices has to be soluble in water, and buckys are not.
Both firms have developed organic electronic materials that are soluble and so can be deposited using screen printing and inkjet technologies.
These only work however, if a customer manufactures a moist, non-oil based product, (sodas, smoothies, yogurts etc.), as the dyes are water-soluble.
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This matter is soluble, and will be settled within a few days.
The early oceans must have been full of soluble iron, he reasoned.
"We share those passions and when you have a problem like World Debt which is soluble, then seize the moment, " he enthused.
As a result, the water that reaches the soluble rock is acidic.
These react with CO2 to form soluble chemicals called carbamates and bicarbonates.
The process of detoxification allows the liver to convert fat solubles stored in our cells into water-soluble substances that can easily be excreted.
They have more body fat in their total body make up which can affect the way fat soluble drugs interact with their bodies.
The 16th Century hull was first sprayed with chilled fresh water to remove salt and later with a water-soluble wax which prevents shrinkage of the timbers.
This liberates hydrogen ions for the acidity, turns insoluble sulfide into very soluble sulfate, and creates rust from reduced iron, a fascinating, if annoying, chemical process.
Dioxin, which is fat soluble, has a "half-life" of seven years in the body: It takes that long to break down half the quantity of the compound.
"Sodium is soluble, and it's often used to help mix or dissolve other ingredients in recipes, " says Mary Ellen Camire, spokesperson for the Institute of Food Technologists.
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