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Cellulose mildews and decomposes rapidly at high humidity and high temperatures, especially in the absence of light.
The CZTSe decomposes rapidly at the temperature of 530°C, which greatly exceeds 400°C.
SF2 (1, oxidation state II) is highly unstable, must be synthesised at low pressure, and decomposes rapidly to 1,1,1, 2-tetrafluorodisulfane (FSSF3).
Z-ligustilide, one of the biologically active components in Angelica sinensis, is an unstable compound, which decomposes rapidly at high temperature.
The pulverized coal stream starts to burn when injected into the prechamber, and burns rapidly when rising into the cone section and the column section above the prechamber, forming a violent combustion region where the CaCO3 decomposes rapidly.
Supercritical NO can also be adsorbed at 303 K in carbon nanospace in the form of the dimer and the highly concentrated NO decomposes rapidly into N2, even at 303 K.
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Dogwood leaves also have a high calcium content and decompose rapidly, enriching the forest soil.
According to the experts, a bog body should begin to decompose rapidly when exposed to air.
If, however, the material were "cooked" in the absence of oxygen, it would decompose rapidly through pyrolysis.
The soils are not very fertile, either, because the hot, humid weather causes organic matter to decompose rapidly and to be quickly absorbed by tree roots and fungi.
Yet like other mass-casualty emergencies, particularly in tropical climates where bodies decompose rapidly, the smell and sight of the dead is traumatic, particularly to relatives and friends.
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