The phrase "a light component" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a part or element that is lightweight or not heavy in nature, often in contexts like engineering, design, or materials.
Example: "The new design features a light component that reduces the overall weight of the product, making it easier to handle."
Alternatives: "a lightweight part" or "a minor element".
An example is given of a real solute with a Type II isotherm which would experience a positive jump discontinuity in roll-up values upon displacement with a lighter component.
Such a strong light component (mainly protons and helium) may require specific galactic CR sources such as supernovae interacting with compact clusters of massive stars in addition to isolated supernova remnants.
In this study, we focused on two scenarios: (1) a DNAPL losing light component(s), with the potential for downward migration; and (2) a DNAPL losing dense component(s), with the potential for upward migration following transformation into a less dense than water nonaqueous phase liquid (LNAPL).
The results suggest that SrLaMgTaO6: Mn4+/Mg2+ phosphor has great potential for the warm w-LEDs application as a suitable red light component.
It can be observed in Figure 6 that when the light component (component A) is found in greater quantity, there is a larger number of theoretical stages and therefore a higher cost in equipment.
Two versions of the pressure swing adsorption process are analysed as a means for purification of the light component of a binary feed of arbitrary composition.
The feed conditions were found to be critical to the separation performance and the chip seemed to be particularly good at separating a feed mixture high in light component (acetone) at a low flowrate.
The two reflux drum mode of CTR is also suitable for the separation of the mixture containing a large amount of light component.
The liquid mobility depends strongly on its composition, with a small viscosity (high mobility) of the purely light component and a high viscosity for the purely medium (immobile) component.
