The solubilization of the poorly water-soluble compound required adjusting the pH and adding a surfactant.

The lab reported several solubilizations of the membrane proteins after adjusting detergent concentration.

The formulators used solubilizers to improve the drug's solubility and bioavailability.

The technician solubilized the membrane proteins before running the gel.

The scientist spent the afternoon solubilizing the protein sample to prepare it for analysis.

The surfactant solubilizes the oil droplets in the emulsion, preventing them from coalescing.

The formulation required a reliable solubilizer to dissolve the hydrophobic drug for intravenous administration.

To solubilize the hydrophobic dye, the technician added a small amount of detergent and stirred the solution vigorously.

After hours of stirring, the lab technician finally isolated a pale solubilate from the herbal mixture.

The lab analyzed several solubilates to determine how different surfactants affected their stability.