Sentence examples for generation of volatile from inspiring English sources

Losses by volatilization (due to decarboxylation reactions or to generation of volatile organic compounds) may partly explain the low yields obtained from cow manure and are always smaller than those obtained from sheep manure.

Because there they all are, a whole new generation of volatile, yearning unknowns, now with mobile phones instead of leg-warmers, but basically it's the same deal.

Chemometric tools were employed to characterize the influence of several factors on the generation of volatile copper species.

Under the established experimental conditions, the hydrochloric acid concentration had the greatest influence on the generation of volatile copper species.

However, the generation of volatile organic acids from liquefaction/fermentation of solid substrate appeared to be a major factor limiting the digestion rate.

We report a convenient method for the generation of volatile uranium hexafluoride (UF6) from solid uranium oxides and other U compounds, followed by uniform deposition of low levels of UF6 onto sampling coupons.

A model for calculating the intrinsic rate of generation of volatiles in the regime of heat transfer control is presented.

TomLOXC and StLOXH1, key lipoxygenases specifically involved in the generation of volatiles, are grouped on another branch of the tree.

It may also play a role as a component of the octadecanoid defense-signaling pathway, leading to the production of jasmonic acid [ 16], but not to the generation of volatiles [ 14].

Strict relation between the substituents or functional groups attached to the coal macromolecules and the generation of the volatile products, e.g., CH4, H2O, CO, CO2, etc., during the coal pyrolysis is an important but confusing subject.

The premise of ensuring Δ r G ≤ 0, increasing partial pressure ratio of water vapor and hydrogen, is conductive to the generation of many volatile compounds of WO2(OH)2,which is the origin of fabrication of tungsten whiskers by vapor phase transmission and reduction of hydrogen.