The situation may be different for BDE-209, the main constituent of decaBDE that is essentially non-volatile at room temperature.
With the ban on the Baath Party and, a week later, the disbandment of Iraq's very sizable, well-trained, and armed army, President Bush, through his man in Iraq, Paul Bremer, essentially acquired a volatile, hostile opposition — a huge number of Iraqis and their dependents who had nowhere else to go and were being told they had no place in the new Iraq.
"But I was very glad to find that I was connected to this emotionally volatile but essentially good, warm person who was well-loved.
It is shown that a comet impact produces a temporary atmosphere whose volatile component accumulates essentially completely in cold traps - the permanently shadowed regions of the Moon.
There is some evidence that the trading of NOx generates new externalities, such as the possibility that other air pollutants, e.g. volatile organics, are essentially traded along with it.
A key observation from the experiment and simulation is that boiling out approximately 1/2 pore volume (50 mL) of water results in the removal of essentially 100% of the dissolved volatile contaminant (1,2-DCA).
In Carpophilus beetles, synergy between pheromone and plant volatile was demonstrated essentially for large excesses of kairomone (typically > 100 1); [37, 72].
The study of acid base balance now becomes appreciably easier, simplifying essentially to the study of volatile buffer equilibria.
The industry then had to stagnate or re-position itself to compete essentially without preferences, in a highly volatile market against both low-cost developing country exporters as well as high cost, but highly protected supplies from developed countries.
