Sentence examples for difficult to melt from inspiring English sources

But once molten, it must be kept that way or it will freeze to a solid in part of the plant where it will be difficult to melt again.

Recycling scrubber-ash is not feasible because it is extremely difficult to melt this material.

The cold crucible, or induction skull melting process as is otherwise known, has the potential to produce high purity melts of a range of difficult to melt materials, including Ti Al and Ti6Al4V alloys for Aerospace, Ti–Ta and other biocompatible materials for surgical implants, silicon for photovoltaic and electronic applications, etc.

If it's too difficult to melt, add more coconut oil.

Minerals that melt easily have a higher "fusibility" than minerals that are more difficult to melt.

Even at the extremely hot temperatures reached in this method, it can be difficult to melt silica sand in a grill.

It has a very high melting point of 1,977°C, making it difficult to achieve melt to growth.

This makes it difficult to fully melt the powders between the adjacent tracks to form an effective overlap, resulting in the formation of incomplete fusion defects.

But land transportation has already become more difficult due to melting of permafrost; ice highways used to transport industrial and mining equipment are now available for shorter periods each winter.

Although Gasparik (1996) has performed a melting experiment on the same system at 22.4 GPa, it is difficult to confirm melting from the backscattered electron image presented in his paper.

We found that using a T c lower than 81°C further enhanced the relative proportion of mutant allele, but reduced PCR efficiency to a degree that made it more difficult to interpret melting peaks (Additional file 1 Figure S1).