soluble
IPA: sˈɑɫjʌbʌɫ
adjective
- Able to be dissolved.
- Able to be solved or explained.
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Examples of "soluble" in Sentences
- It is deliquescent and water soluble.
- The complex is appreciably soluble only in water.
- In its acid form, saccharin is not water soluble.
- Are the carcinogens in marijuana soluble in water
- The lipid components of lipoproteins are not soluble in water.
- Any soluble salts present on the surface will dissolve in the water.
- A protective water soluble colloid is used to prepare the compositions.
- If the pollutant is soluble in water it will be excreted by the organism.
- If the pollutant is soluble in water, it will be excreted by the organism.
- "We've taken out what we call the soluble fibres and what's called resistant starch," he said.
- Starbucks has made a "breakthrough in soluble coffee," and it will be bringing it to a cafe near you.
- This new study highlights the importance of certain soluble proteins, called cytokines, in Alzheimer’s disease.
- The loss represents the amount of _organic matter soluble in water_, the ash gives the quantity of _soluble inorganic matter_.
- If you want to try some dietary approaches, cook with flaxseed and add some foods high in soluble fiber — like good old oatmeal.
- In the soil, especially in contact with soluble alkaline bodies, as ammonia and lime, there is a progressive conversion of the _insoluble_ or _less soluble_ into
- In this respect this imaginary chemical ferment would differ entirely from those which we call soluble ferments, since diastase, emulsine, &c., may be easily isolated.
- It sometimes seems that a problem shuffled off is, from the point of view of those who claim to help, a problem solved - and that the one thing they will never do is admit that some problems are not at least in facile terms soluble, and allow even insolubility its full measure of acknowledgement.