- (144 °F) to a fatty,
yellow resinous liquid; and at 100 °C (212 °F) it is
volatilised into a
white vapor. It is
soluble in ether, and in
volatile and fixed...
-
Pesticide drift, also
known as
spray drift refers to the
unintentional diffusion of
pesticides toward nontarget species. It is one of the most negative...
- kiln
during the
firing process. The high
temperatures cause the salt to
volatilise,
depositing it on the
surface of the ware to
react with the body to form...
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consequences and some
heavy metals such as
mercury and lead
which can be
volatilised in the
combustion process..
Recycling is a
resource recovery practice...
-
event would have had the
potential to
sterilise all life on
Earth by
volatilising liquid oceans and
blocking the Sun
needed for
photosynthesising primary...
- Look up
aroma in Wiktionary, the free dictionary. An
aroma is a
volatilised chemical compound that
humans or
other animals perceive by the
sense of olfaction...
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thorium have much
lower melting points than
thorium dioxide, they are
volatilised every time the
mantle is
heated for use. In the
first hour of use large...
-
evidence for the
impact hypothesis. Zinc is
strongly fractionated when
volatilised in
planetary rocks, but not
during normal igneous processes, so zinc...
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concentration of the wort. Finally, the
vapours produced during the boil
volatilise off-flavours,
including dimethyl sulfide precursors. The boil is conducted...
- an
unknown portion of this
measurement is due to the
combining of the
volatilised methylene glycol being reported as
gaseous formaldehyde, furthermore...
