Sentence examples for ice fusion from inspiring English sources

Heat sink/souce for ice fusion (BTU/day).

From the obtained thermographs for the bread crumb samples the glass transition temperature, ice fusion enthalpy, onset and midpoint of ice fusion, were calculated.

The increase of drying temperature induced a further reduction of ice fusion enthalpy due to the extended water removal.

It is well established that the ice fusion enthalpy of bread crumb is associated with water available for starch retrogradation (Ribotta & LeBail, 2007).

According to DSC analysis of the bread crumb samples (Table 2), the application of edible films is accompanied by a significant (p < 0.001) reduction of the ice fusion enthalpy and freezing point temperature of the samples compared to the control ones.

The heat of fusion of ice, the heat required to melt one gram, is about 80 calories; this amount of heat would raise the temperature of a gram of liquid water from the freezing point (0 °C, or 32 °F) to 80 °C (176 °F).

In the basic design, frozen (D,T) fusion fuel ice is shot to the center of 5 m diameter spherical fusion reactor chamber cavity in pulsed mode (10 30 Hz).

In the densely crosslinked PVME-65, we cannot detect typical fusion of ice; instead the fraction of liquid water steeply grows between −20 and 0 °C.

These temperatures were selected because −50 °C was the lowest point measured by DSC and −1 °C was the highest point below the fusion of ice.

Samples were then transported to a central hospital laboratory (Western General Hospital, Edinburgh or Glasgow Royal Infirmary) where plasma glucose concentration was determined using the Ortho clinical diagnostics, Fusion dry ice method (Edinburgh), or the Abbott Architect, hexokinase/glucose-6-phosphate dehydrogenase method (Glasgow).

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