Sentence examples for in open vessels from inspiring English sources

"In our description of the physical properties of bodies as related to heat we have begun with solid bodies, as those which we can most easily handle, and have gone on to liquids, which we can keep in open vessels, and have now come to gases, which will escape from open vessels, and which are generally invisible.

However, it contains Hepes buffer, loses CO2 in open vessels and does not contain any organic and/or biological molecules (Kim et al. 2001; Oyane et al. 2003).

By contrast, the Czech Craft Beer Alliance, which invested around £30,000 (c.$40,000) into its project, today represents six breweries committed to traditional brewing such as double mashing (grain mixed with water), fermentation in open vessels and long maturation in cellars.

When fermentation is conducted in open vessels, put a cheesecloth over the vessel to keep out bugs and other undesirable things.

The best results were obtained in closed vessel, where the temperature reached in the reaction medium was greater than in the reactions in open vessel.

The loss of ethanol was about 3.4%, attributed to the mixed operation by hand in an open vessel in the laboratory.

Therefore, an example can be given as 26°C 24 h DOv that should be interpreted as under the germination condition of 26°C, 24 hours, in the dark and in an open vessel.

The formation of acrylamide in a simulated plum juice was also investigated under 'drying conditions' in an open vessel at temperatures <100°C for 24 h and under 'wet conditions' in a closed vessel at a temperature of 120°C for 1 h.

Heating of 1 g equivalent of simulated plum juice (seven components listed in Table 1) at 85°C for 24 h under 'drying' conditions, in an open vessel, produced 15 μg kg−1 of acrylamide.

With this aim, lithium lubricating greases were prepared by inducing the saponification reaction between 12-hydroxystearic acid and hydrated lithium hydroxide within a naphtenic lubricating oil medium in an open vessel.

Iodine has a moderate vapour pressure at room temperature and in an open vessel slowly sublimes to a deep violet vapour that is irritating to the eyes, nose, and throat.