Sentence examples for extraction cone from inspiring English sources

To restrict this degradation phenomenon, the material used in gas extraction cone can be improved.

The following settings were used: capillary voltage 0.5 kV, sampling cone 65 V, extraction cone 4.0 V, source temperature 150 °C and desolvation temperature 500 °C.

The optimized conditions were as follows: (1) ESI+ mode, capillary voltage 3 kV; sample cone voltage 30 V; extraction cone 2.0 V; source temperature 120°C; desolvation temperature 350°C; cone gas flow 50 L/h; desolvation gas flow 600 L/h, and (2) ESI- mode, similar conditions as ESI+ mode.

The sample cone and the extraction cone were set at 55 V and 4 V, respectively.

The capillary, sample cone, extraction cone and collision energy were 3.6 kV, 25.0, 2.0 and 6.0 V, respectively.

The ESI-MS settings were as follows: capillary voltage 2.2 kV (ESI-), sampling cone voltage 30 V, extraction cone 4.0 V, source temperature 80 °C, desolvation temperature 150 °C, and desolvation gas (N2) 600 L/h.

However, scanning the seed after extraction from mature cones can help to determine viability which is often hard to gauge from seeds' external appearance.

Mass spectrometer parameters were 2800 V for the capillary voltage in positive-ion, electrospray (ESI+) mode with cone and extraction voltages set at 20 V and 3 V respectively.

We now provide the raw plot of full range of b-wave amplitudes elicited across all light intensities (scotopic to photopic) before extraction of rod vs cone components.

Spent hops, after extraction of the hop cones by supercritical CO2, were supplied by the Fertilizer Research Institute of Pulawy, Poland.

In addition to demonstrating in situ seed viability in the unopened P. radiata cone, the seed extraction revealed that some non-viable seeds remained trapped in the basal part of the dried cone.