Sentence examples for accessible temperatures from inspiring English sources

All compounds showed high solubilities in supercritical CO2 at easily accessible temperatures and pressures.

This situation occurs if a structure is found to be stable at all experimentally accessible temperatures.

The resultant IO perovskite powders and crystals show many new interesting properties at easily accessible temperatures, compared to their organic/inorganic components.

However, PCC remains finite at high temperatures also, with a significant correlation up to our highest accessible temperatures of T = 37°C, which is a stunning 9°C above T c of the actin-free membrane.

The thermal reversibility of formation of double-stranded DNA offers the possibility to assemble/disassemble a complex an infinite number of times using easily accessible temperatures (20 80 °C), and furthermore, the structure can be made so that only parts of the complex are disassembled with a small increase in temperature.

The temperature dependence of x12V*1 indicates that PEO-PMA mixtures are miscible in the liquid state over the accessible temperature range.

Also the existence of LCST and UCST within an accessible temperature range is predicted for gels in mixed solvent systems involving hydrogen bonding.

It was found that in the accessible temperature regions CP was always higher than GP, and phase boundaries were constructed accordingly.

When the molecular weight of P3DDT-b-PMMA was properly chosen, the TODT was observed within experimentally accessible temperature range (higher than the glass transition and melting temperature for PMMA and P3DDT, respectively, but lower than the thermal degradation temperature).

PVC does not influence the spherulite radial growth rates of PEO, measured using polarized light videomicroscopy, in the accessible temperature range; however, TCP causes a substantial depression in the growth rates.

While the temperature variation was used to induce unfolding, of note is that the carbyne chains do not begin to disassociate until temperatures exceed approximately 3,500 K regardless of size (and a loss of any definitive curvature), defining an accessible temperature range for the ring structures.