Sentence examples for cocktail of volatile from inspiring English sources

The automakers know that customers like the "new car smell," a cocktail of volatile organic compounds that swirls from the rubber, leather, cloth, plastic, wood and chemicals used to assemble a car.

"The best way to describe it is a cocktail of volatile organic compounds from all furnishings, paints and cleaning products," says Crump. "It means the concentration of the broad sweep of chemicals you find indoors is 10 times higher than you might get outdoors due to traffic and industry". There are no rules on what is acceptable for indoor air quality.

One possible explanation is that fungi-induced changes in the cocktail of volatile organic compounds produced by milkweed may generate a distinctive smell, drawing monarchs.

Cadavers give off a foul, sickly-sweet odour, made up of a complex cocktail of volatile compounds which changes as decomposition progresses.

The AP reported in 2010 that the new method, which involves shaking a cocktail of volatile chemicals in a two-liter bottle, only makes enough of the drug for one or two people.

Conventional paints, varnishes and solvents are cocktails of volatile organic compounds which can trigger asthma and other health problems.

Finally, we tested the gular patches of four syntopic species of Hyperolius for the possible presence of species-specific cocktails of volatile substances, which would offer these frogs the opportunity of chemical species recognition.

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The scent of blood itself is something of a cocktail, containing a number of volatile chemicals, which are simply molecules that have a tendency to evaporate, enabling them to flow through the air and be inhaled.

Short surely knew that Di Canio, the player, had been a volatile cocktail of brilliant improvisation and erratic behavior.

No one knows what form the shifting politics and tensions that increasingly swirl around Everest might take this year – this volatile cocktail of money, testosterone, inequality, stress and danger.