Sentence examples for undesirable compounds from inspiring English sources
Rectification is the process of purifying alcohol by repeatedly or fractionally distilling it to remove water and undesirable compounds.
Undesirable compounds such as camphor and borneol are also synthesized by lavender leading to a depreciated EO.
Furthermore, several strains belonging to these species has been found to produce undesirable compounds for wine consumers.
These undesirable compounds are being released, knowingly or unknowingly, into the aquatic environment that affect the whole living organism.
Therefore, the researchers concentrated their evaluation on the relatively new technique in which injected hydrogen acts, in the presence of a specialized catalyst, to circumvent the formation of undesirable compounds in the oil product.
The liner is connected to an interface which can vent the solvent or any undesirable compounds, and transfer the analytes to an analytical column for separation and quantification.
These conditions prevented formation of an undesirable compound layer in the nitrided layer.
Light is also an enemy, reacting with bitter compounds in the hops to produce another undesirable compound "which really does give an intense aroma just like a skunk," Dr. Bamforth said.
A quite uniform removal of all analyzed HSS anions (except for nitrate ions) during the ED treatment prevents accumulation of any specific undesirable compound in the solvent loop.
This work allowed us to highlight the best operating conditions: a pressure of 12.6 MPa and a CO2-over-feed mass ratio of 114.5 leading to a sclareol mass fraction in raffinate and extract of 75.3% and 4.6% respectively, to a sclareol yield of 82.4% in the raffinate, and to an amount of 0.08% of the undesirable compound in the raffinate.
Four responses were highlighted: sclareol mass fraction in the raffinate, sclareol mass fraction in the extract, sclareol yield in the raffinate, and the amount of an undesirable compound exhibiting a similar behaviour to sclareol and thus, hard to separate from sclareol by conventional techniques.
