Sentence examples for temperature volatility from inspiring English sources

Studies of the galactic cosmic-ray source composition reveal a pattern in the elemental abundances that may be controlled by the first ionization potential (FIP) or a closely correlated parameter, the condensation temperature (volatility).

The polyatomic nonmetals are distinguished from the diatomic nonmetals by virtue of having higher coordination numbers, higher melting points (in their thermodynamically most stable forms), and higher boiling points; and having wider liquid ranges and lower room temperature volatility.

The diatomic nonmetals are distinguished from the polyatomic nonmetals by virtue of having lower coordination numbers, lower melting points (compared to the polyatomic nonmetals in their thermodynamically most stable forms), and lower boiling points; and having narrower liquid ranges and greater room temperature volatility.

One can observe that the losses due to high-temperature volatility and insoluble deposits decreased gradually as the number of substituents in the mid-chain ester and end-chain ester groups increased.

Testing procedures showed that the developed precursor offers the advantages of low melting temperature, good volatility and ease of synthesis and handling.

Additional performance requirements which must be addressed in the formulation of practical automotive traction fluids include: low temperature viscometric, volatility, flash point, oxidation stability, elastomer compatibility shear stability, clutch friction performacne, and antiwear protection.

However, there is evidence that compounds with intermediate melting temperatures and volatility, i.e. the alkenes and methyl-branches alkanes, could directly affect both desiccation resistance and chemical communication (Fig. 3A).

The pattern of maldistribution would vary with alternate operating conditions of flow rates, temperature, and liquid volatility.

Then illustrative results are presented for a non-isothermal series reaction system to illustrate effects of various parameters such as Arrhenius number, solubility changes with temperature, effect of volatility of the liquid phase reactant, etc.

The presence of the ester group in lubricants confers low-temperature fluidity and reduces volatility at high temperatures.

Thus, rising temperatures increase the volatility and concentrations of odorants in the air.