The bottom half of the internet would shear off and frisbee away into outer space, powered solely by the hot heat of disproportionate outrage, never to return.
For its part, Craigslist has taken a disproportionate share of the heat over prostitution and sexual trafficking claims.
Since the propensity to walk and bicycle tends to decrease with socioeconomic status (SES) and because lower SES groups are more vulnerable to heat-related health impacts, efforts to mitigate heat exposure can be of disproportionate benefit to these groups.
Heating phosphorous acid to about 200 °C (392 °F) causes it to disproportionate into phosphine, PH3, and orthophosphoric acid.4H3PO3 + heat → PH3 + 3H3PO4 Phosphorous acid and its salts are active reducing agents, because of their easy oxidation to phosphoric acid and phosphate salts, respectively.
Tellurium monoxide was first reported in 1883 as a black amorphous solid formed by the heat decomposition of in vacuum, disproportionating into tellurium dioxide, and elemental tellurium upon heating.
Since generation is probably exothermic [14], larger amounts of heat released early in the reaction could dislodge disproportionate amounts of saturated higher hydrocarbons from active surfaces.
In addition, the project identifies difficulties posed by, often small, variations in dwelling construction, which can have a disproportionate impact on costs, and by the design and use of mixed heating systems which can reduce overall heating efficiencies.
That's bad news for any company, but, as with "antenna-gate" and "heat-gate" these knocks always seem to attract disproportionate attention, partly because Apple has played everything so well up to now with its wireless devices.
The samples with the compositions of ZnLi(BH4 3 and AlLi(BH4 4 disproportionate into Zn(BH4 2- (or Al(BH4 3-) and LiBH4-based phases upon heating, respectively.
