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PNA oligonucleotide can have a much higher melting temperature (Tm) value than DNA.
The ceramic materials exhibit many intriguing properties relating to higher melting temperature and good thermomechanical properties.
These results suggest the incorporation of UDA with the hydroxyl side group facilitates the formation of crystalline domains: the higher the UDA content, the higher melting temperature.
Used to treat both impure tin and dross from smelting, it removes those impurities that have a higher melting temperature than tin.
Polypropylene shares some of the properties of polyethylene, but it is stiffer, has a higher melting temperature, and is slightly more oxidation-sensitive.
Because of its higher melting temperature and greater reactivity, silicon was much more difficult to work with than germanium, but it offered major prospects for better performance, especially in switching applications.
The results indicate that the most uniform furnace yielded a higher melting temperature by over 100 mK.
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These can produce great-looking pastry but the higher melting temperatures mean that the fat doesn't melt in the mouth, resulting in a waxy "mouthfeel".
Unfortunately, thermoplastics are more expensive, and they generally do not resist heat as well as thermosets; however, strides are being made in developing thermoplastics with higher melting temperatures.
Loop-out primers were longer than traditional primers (27 to 40 nucleotides) and had higher melting temperatures.
The melting temperature of short DNA fragments is primarily dependent on DNA sequence and length, in addition to environmental conditions and other factors65, and in general sequences with longer lengths and higher GC content have higher melting temperatures.
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