Higher temperature was found to be favorable to capture volatile matter.
The results from gas-phase experiments showed that kaolin can capture volatile potassium at maximum 25% at 900 °C.
The basic principle is to capture volatile matter evolved from the fuel by porous sorbent (CaO) particles followed by the formation of solid carbon deposit within the particles.
Another new field of research is represented by breathing analysis, using electronic sensors (e-nose) to capture volatile compounds, or to extract genomic and proteomic material from frozen exhaled breath condensation (Horváth et al, 2009).
An innovative in vivo strategy was here used to identify compounds actively related to plant-insect interactions, employing a non-destructive high concentration-capacity sampling technique to capture volatiles from lima bean leaves after abiotic and biotic wounding.
Another sample taken in Arkansas, during autumn in the afternoon near a compressor station, captured 17 volatile compounds and five TICs.
The patient breathes into the device for two minutes and an absorbent trap captures volatile organic compounds (VOCs), which are found in the bloodstream and pass into the breath in minute quantities.
The picture was a hit, capturing the volatile mood of the times and enjoying an explosive screening at Cannes, where it won the grand prix exactly a year after the May 68 student protests in Paris.
And Ms. Mara captures her volatile and fascinating essence beautifully.
The document was the product of another on-the-road population, a small army of photographers who, under the auspices of the Farm Security Administration in the 1930's and 40's, fanned out across the country to capture a volatile American era in pictures.
As water steam is continuously bubbled into a jujube extract solution in the three-necked, round-bottom flask, the vapor captures the volatile components of the jujube extract.
