Sentence examples for completely colorless from inspiring English sources

Could they stop looking?" While I liked the poetry of Sue's analogy, I disagreed with the thought, for I suspect that someone who has grown up in a completely colorless world would find it confusing, or even impossible, to integrate a new "sense" such as color with an already complete visual world.

The Annenberg Diamond, an emerald-cut (square) gem, which is a top D-color, or completely colorless, weighs in at a vast 32.01 carats.

Tungstate is a good electrochromic material because it is completely colorless in its deposited state, while most other electrochromic materials exhibit some type of color in the absence of an applied voltage.

This two-step purification was repeated until the decanted solvent following centrifugation became completely colorless, after which the solid was immersed in a 700 ml aqueous NH4F solution and stirred at 70 °C for 5 h.

Iodine colorimetry was calibrated with a dilution series of the hypochlorite working solution with the following dilutions 1 200, 1 400, 1 800, 1 1600, 0. The dilution1 800 still showed a hint of blue, while 1 1600 was completely colorless.

The GIA rates stones with a letter grade from D, which is completely colorless, through Z, which is light yellow or brown.

The films annealed at lower temperatures (100°C and 200°C) due to the low influence of oxygen had a mixed structure of ZrO2 and Zr and were substoichiometric and grey, whereas the films annealed at higher temperatures (400°C and 500°C) due to the deeper/more influence of oxygen were completely oxidized, colorless, and overstoichiometric.

Digested samples (completely clear, colorless, and homogenous solutions) were transferred to acid-washed polyethylene tubes (SARSTEDT, Nümbrecht, Germany) and diluted with deionized water to a nitric acid concentration of 20%.

Furthermore, this unique structure demonstrates an expeditious photodegradation of RhB under UV illumination, monitored by UV visible spectroscopy at different time intervals until the dye was completely degraded to colorless end products.

Under ultraviolet light irradiation, the decrease in MO dye concentration was monitored by UV visible spectroscopy at different time intervals until the dye was completely degraded to colorless end product.

For DCPIP and Thi the maximal change in absorption between the oxidized and reduced states was recorded at 600 nm, and a color shift from blue and purple (oxidized state) to colorless (completely reduced state) could be observed for DCPIP and Thi, respectively.