Sentence examples for disintegration products from inspiring English sources
For a tube of radium in equilibrium with the disintegration products of rapid change, the production of heat is about 137 calories per hour and per gramme.
Cellular disintegration products reminiscent of Paneth cells cellular content were also frequently observed in the lumen.
Therefore, radium occurs naturally only as a disintegration product in the three natural radioactive decay series (thorium, uranium, and actinium series).
DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.7554/eLife.08716.013 We next checked for specificity at the 3′ end of the 5′ flap in the disintegration product, which corresponds to the 3′ end of the incoming spacer during integration.
Traces of several short-lived isotopes occur as decay products in the three natural radioactive disintegration series: thallium-206 and thallium-210 (uranium series), thallium-208 (thorium series), and thallium-207 (actinium series).
Fragmentation dominated the disintegration of bakery products, such as a fried snack food, crouton, and baked dough.
Interdependencies among a system's elements do not only render the optimisation of product design a difficult task, but also put constraints on the vertical disintegration of production.
Eskenazy (1987) found that organic compounds accounted for a large proportion of REY in the low-ash coal in Bulgaria and enriched more HREY, which may be a result of the interaction between the dissolved REY and the products of disintegration and decay of organic substances, mainly the humic acids.
A reduction in the testing (appearance, degradation products and disintegration only), timepoints (annual) and conditions (30 °C/75%RH only) was proposed for both PA confirmation & annual commitment protocols.
In vitro dissolution and disintegration tests for both products were carried out in two aqueous media: A) SLS 0.25% and B) HCl/KCl pH 1.2.
The Type IV mechanism may be described as continued disintegration of the corrosion products resulting in nanoparticles and carbon nanotube formation.
