This is circulated in narrow, thin-walled tubes, rising dramatically in temperature when exposed to the fearsome, concentrated sunlight at the top of the tower.
Reduced backmixing does not change the qualitative reactor behavior dramatically, although temperature and concentration gradients increase, as expected.
It increased dramatically at temperature greater than the LCST, and the (Rg/Rh) increased from ∼0.75 to ∼1.0.
Natural gas reacts with the panel of ceramic fibers containing a platinum catalyst causing a reaction with oxygen that dramatically increases temperature without producing flame.
It was also noted that even though the etching rate η varied dramatically with temperature, the final fabrication depth D f only relied on the scan load or the contact pressure.
Radiative transport within the electrode and electrolyte layers, as well as surface-to-surface radiation within the fuel and oxygen flow channels, has the potential to dramatically influence temperature fields and overall operating conditions of solid oxide fuel cells (SOFCs).
The second working hypothesis is that one can use the difference in Zn geochemistry between the slopes of southern and northern exposition, exhibiting dramatically different temperature and soil depth conditions, as a proxy for Zn isotope evolution in ecosystem of Central Siberia under on-going climate change.
However, the lipase activity decreased dramatically when temperature was over 50°C or pH was over 10.0.
The networks of micelles in the growth solution change dramatically with temperature in a manner that corresponds to the different nanobelt growth regions.
At microscale (0.1 100 μm), the capillary pore volume in heated cement paste increases slightly at temperatures from 105 °C to 400 °C, and increases dramatically at temperatures beyond 500 °C.
"Atmospheric events" could be pushing additional heat into the gulf, causing a "perfect storm" of conditions that combine to dramatically raise temperatures there, said Nick Record, a research scientist at the Bigelow Laboratory for Ocean Sciences, a Maine center for oceanography.
