Sentence examples for different vapours from inspiring English sources
There are lots of different plastics, and they will give off lots of different vapours when they decompose.
It was envisioned that provided different samples offer different vapours, the application of a suitable set of pulses to the electrodes will differentiate the samples.
Chemo-electrical properties of CPC sensors exposed to different vapours: water, methanol, toluene, tetrahydrofuran and chloroform have been analysed in terms of signal sensitivity, selectivity, reproducibility and stability.
De Gans et al. [30] exploited the problem by using mixtures of solvents with different vapour pressures and surface tensions in order to induce compensating opposing flows.
Different vapour phase sampling strategies are proposed (see Figure 1) depending on the analytes of interest, the availability of instrumentation or whether the sampling method is used as a qualitative screening method or if quantitative information is required.
It is demonstrated that appropriate purpose-oriented selection of components with different vapour pressures at the evaporation temperature allows the structure and properties of gradient coatings to be varied in a broad range.
Effect of water on the catalytic performances of VPO catalyst in the oxidation of propane to acrylic acid has been investigated at 400 °C carrying out both stationary and dynamic tests at different water vapour concentrations.
Hypothetical chemicals and emission data were used to model POV and LRTP for neutral and acidic chemicals with different KOW/DOW, vapour pressure and pKa under different precipitation, wind speed, temperature and soil organic carbon contents (fOC).
In this article, Si-ncs formed in SRSN films deposited with varied compositions using three different chemical vapour deposition (CVD -based systems are CVD -basednd disystems: plarea-enhancompared(PECVD), inductively coupled planda CVdiscussedD), and electron cyclotron resonance PECVD (ECR PECVD).
The first database corresponds to different concentrations of vapours and vapour mixtures measured with a metal oxide gas-sensor e-nose and the second database corresponds to different Iberian hams measured with a mass-spectrometry based e-nose.
It is shown that the optimum rotor profile, compressor speed, oil flow rate and temperature may significantly differ when compressing different gases or vapours or if working at the oil-free or oil-flooded mode of operation.
