Sentence examples for making a precipitate from inspiring English sources
The play suggests that the Iceman could have been the victim of a Stone Age pogrom: that his village might have been sacked by mass-murdering invaders, and that he could have died after making a precipitate flight to the mountains with a determined foe at his back.
A barrel of oil was blown up on the beach; Lloyd was said to have been particularly impressed when he observed a party of high-ranking officers witnessing a test from the top of a cliff making "an instantaneous and precipitate movement to the rear".
Potassium hydrogen phthalate was not used with SDS because K+ from the salt makes an insoluble precipitate of potassium SDS.
Just enough of the acid was added to dissolve the precipitate to make a saturated solution of the salt.
You can make a note in your book that a precipitate was seen.
Mr. Clinton said he might someday make a stab at describing what the personal crisis that precipitated the political crisis of impeachment had meant to him.
Although his withdrawal into semi-retirement after 2003's Reality was precipitated by emergency surgery on a blocked artery, it made a strange kind of sense.
The chalk made a whispering sound as it touched the canvas in large, sweeping arcs, precipitating a delicate rain of white dust.
Another finding from our study is that microbial cells at concentrations representative of typical and stimulated groundwaters can impact HAP formation by delaying precipitation, by making the precipitates less stoichiometric, and by reducing the incorporation of trace elements in the HAP as compared to cell-free systems.
The decision to sell may have been precipitated by Roger Straus III's departure, but both men think that new publishing conditions made a sale inevitable.
An attempt was made to directly examine a precipitate patch by embedding the core in epoxy and thin-sectioning for micro-XRD analysis; unfortunately the patches identified via CT could not be recovered due to sediment fabric disruption during the embedding process.
