Sentence examples for start to crystallize from inspiring English sources

The lunar case is less clear, however, since Fe may start to crystallize in the center for a sulfur concentration below about 8 wt.%, while for higher sulfur contents, iron snow would be the dominant mechanism.

The principle changes in the microstructure of alkali activated slag occur between 600 and 800 °C, when the dehydration of C A S H phase is complete and new phases start to crystallize, among which akermanite is dominant.

In particular PLLA blocks are amorphous for short lengths (≤672 g/mol, that means ≤9.3 LA repeat units) and start to crystallize for molecular weight ≥964 g/mol, that means ≥13.4 LA repeat units.

Since the remaining solution (containing fenofibrate, mannitol, TBA, and water) is thermodynamically unstable, the solutes can start to crystallize as well.

On the other hand, the βPPL blocks (i.e., PPL blocks to crystallize into β-form) started to crystallize after an appreciable induction time, showing sequential crystallization (i.e., advance crystallization of PE blocks and subsequent crystallization of βPPL blocks) to form a slightly distorted LMS (18%).

Whenever a substance is dissolved in water, its molecules get in the way of the water molecules bonding with one another into solid crystals, and the water has to get colder before it starts to crystallize.

Experts say there are several reasons opposition is starting to crystallize.

On 9/11, after his brother turned up safe and his family calmed down, Mr. Snyder said his thinking started to crystallize.

If you manage to do that, over time, when a certain mood of inspiration does come to you, when you're feeling happy and things are going well, and you want to write, you have this store of material, and it's as if the lines start to bond together, or something starts to crystallize around a particular line.

Some researchers reported sputtered Si starts to crystallize at 900°C [14].

In all cases, PCL starts to crystallize from a microphase separated melt.