Sentence examples for elemental substance from inspiring English sources

Wollstonecraft describes the frontier of Sweden as "the bones of the world waiting to be clothed with everything necessary to give life and beauty" while Shelley describes the Simplon Pass as having "a majestic simplicity that inspired awe; the naked bones of a gigantic world were here: the elemental substance of fair mother Earth".

Atoms of elemental substances are themselves complex structures composed of more fundamental particles called protons, neutrons, and electrons.

In 1789 the French chemist Antoine-Laurent Lavoisier published what might be considered the first list of elemental substances based on Boyle's definition.

Over the years, chemists have discovered chemical reactions that indicate the presence of such elemental substances by the production of easily visible and identifiable products.

Non-elemental substances are characterized by intermediate degrees of the primary qualities of warmth and humidity.

Our contemporary understanding of chemical substances is elemental and atomic: All substances are composed of atoms of elements such as hydrogen and oxygen.

Diesel engine exhaust is a complex mixture of substances characterised by PAHs surrounding an elemental carbon core.

The HA-like substances' elemental compositions were determined using a CHN Perkin Elmer autoanalyzer (Perkin Elmer series 2400, Norwalk, CT, USA).

In 1798 Martin Heinrich Klaproth confirmed Müller's observations and established the elemental nature of the substance.

Usually, XPS measures the elemental composition of the substance surface up to 1 to 10 nm depth.

Investigating the substances and elemental composition of the plant allows users to determine its potential for biogas generation and pharmaceutical application.