Sentence examples for quickly decomposing from inspiring English sources

Because most of the fast reactants and their quickly decomposing reaction products are localized near emission sources, we use a series of reduced chemical models of decreasing complexity with increasing distance from the source.

The aliphatic diazonium salts exist only as transient intermediates, quickly decomposing into a nitrogen molecule and a carbonium ion; certain aromatic diazonium salts are stable enough to be isolated but react readily either by loss of nitrogen or by formation of azo compounds.

Peat buildup is possible because water prevents oxygen from quickly decomposing plant matter.

"They had been preserved in clay for so long, and very quickly decompose – through dessication of tissue, bugs and maggots".

Most importantly, they can be easily and quickly decomposed into soils after they are exposed due to excavation.

The first phosphor synthesized was probably an impure barium sulfide preparation with very low luminance efficiency and with the serious shortcoming that it was rather quickly decomposed in moist air, yielding hydrogen sulfide.

What I personally found very interesting about the MPI exercise was not so much the value the index took in different countries, but the ability to quickly decompose the MPI headcount into the contributions of various sub-indices.

The active LOOH quickly decompose to aldehydes and alkenals.

Unprotected, it would quickly decompose in the stomach before ever reaching the bloodstream.

It should be noted that sunlight may affect certain essential components in the product, e.g. chlorophyll is quickly decomposed.

That is, the nutrients are absorbed by root systems, stored in the surface soil in the form of organic matters, and then quickly decomposed by microbes.