Sentence examples for dissolution temperatures from inspiring English sources
The optimum dissolution temperatures ranged from 60 to 120°C.
Microthermometric data, i.e. dissolution temperatures and homogenization temperatures, can be used to calculated bulk fluid properties of fluid inclusions.
The effects of several critical factors including H2O/cellulose molar ratios, dissolution temperatures (Tdis), dissolution times (tdis), reaction temperatures (Trxn), reaction times (trxn), and types of ionic liquids (IL) were investigated for cellulosic conversion.
The eventual presence of PC crystals in one-step foams, induced by the combination of high CO2 dissolution temperatures and GnP's presence during foaming, was found to be the cause of their higher storage moduli when compared to two-step foams at similar relative density.
Similarly eugenol and vinyl guaiacol show the most dramatic impact of dissolution temperatures at the two temperatures studied.
In random ethylene propylene copolymers (EP), the incorporation of ethylene into the polypropylene chain reduces the crystallinity and therefore causes both the crystallization and the dissolution temperatures to be lower than the one in the PP homopolymer.
The dissolution temperature for κ-carbide is between 850 °C and 900 °C.
The dissolution temperature was varied in the range of 30 50 °C, while all other parameters were kept constant.
The sample was put into the cell tube and heated to above the dissolution temperature (T d = 65 °C) for several minutes.
A metallurgical model for particle coarsening below the dissolution temperature is considered.
Then the sealed cell tube was heated to above the dissolution temperature (T d = 65 °C) in a temperature-controllable oil bath, and kept for about 12 min.
