Sentence examples for flash evaporated from inspiring English sources
The filtrate was flash evaporated 3 times from water then dissolved in 1 ml D2O and labeled as the aqueous low MW fraction (LOMWF).
The slurry was filtered through Whatman #1 filter paper under vacuum to hold the caked solid and pass the lipid extract that was flash evaporated, dissolved in 1 ml (deutero-chloroform∶methanol, 2∶1), analyzed by NMR and called the lipid fraction (LF) The caked solid plus filter was vigorously mixed in a laboratory blender with 40 ml de-ionized water for at least 5 minutes.
A flask containing the liquid mixture of these 23 compounds was heated to 250°C by a hot plate, flash evaporated, and injected into the clean air stream that delivered the VOC mixture into the CEF.
The misting system flash evaporates the hot air in the surrounding and creates a cool temperature.
If a low-lying basin has no outlet, incoming water from (flash) floods evaporates inside the basin where its dissolved salts accumulate in the lowest parts.
The extracted solvent was filtered and evaporated to dryness in a flash evaporator and the dried extracts were collected and stored in refrigerator for further studies.
The petroleum ether extract was repeatedly washed with 0.1% NaCl to remove traces of acetone, dried with sodium sulfate, filtered, flushed with nitrogen, and then evaporated under vacuum at 40°C using a rotary flash evaporator.
This study discusses the design and construction of this new, purpose built, flash type evaporator to evaporate the peptide stream in a vacuum.
The low level of furfural in comparison to that of C5 sugars can be explained by its volatility; the furfural evaporated by flashing (that is, by release of pressure) and by its subsequent degradation to formic acid.
Any doubts evaporated in a flash tonight when Gutsu finished her night's work with a near-perfect vault that took her past Shannon Miller of the United States, straight to the victory podium for the gold medal.
But all of that evaporated in a flash with the revelation in May that Mr. Bush had received a C.I.A. briefing in August that terrorists were interested in hijackings.
