These include the volume expansion of the solid charge and its transformation into highly pressurized products.
This primary structure of minicollagens is therefore more malleable than previously thought, a notable observation given that these proteins that are known for their considerable tensile stability as major components of one of the most osmotically pressurized cellular products known [ 37].
The igniter case is designed to be sealed until fired and to disperse hot and burning products when pressurized by its own burning.
Most aerosol (pressurized) containers, which deliver liquid products in the form of a spray, are based on metal cans.
Supercritical CO2 is used in a number of applications, such as the synthesis of polymers and particles in the pharmaceutical and nanotechnology industries, where CO2 must first be pressurized to reach the critical state, depressurized so the products can be recovered, then repressurized again to repeat the process.
The exact composition of what will flow through the pipeline is not publicly available, but it will include bitumen — a thick, semisolid petroleum product — blended with natural gas that has been pressurized to become a liquid.
By converting their product to liquefied natural gas, or L.N.G. — a condensed, cooled and pressurized form of the fuel — natural gas suppliers can ship overseas in large tankers rather than depend on decades-old pipelines, which often run through politically unstable countries.
The tennis ball is one of the few products for which both the object and its packaging contain pressurized air.
High levels of carbon conversion to gravity separable biocrude product were accomplished at relatively low temperature (350 °C) in a continuous-flow, pressurized (sub-critical liquid water) environment (20 MPa).
The SWE process expends pressurized water to produce biocrude or bio-oil as well as aqueous, solid, or gaseous by-products.
