Sentence examples for vapours at from inspiring English sources

These temperatures are not high enough for nitrating aliphatic compounds; propane, however, is commercially converted to a mixture of nitromethane, nitroethane, 1-nitropropane, and 2-nitropropane by allowing it to react with nitric acid vapours at temperatures of about 400° C. The mixture is then separated into its components by fractional distillation.

What is known is that by the ninth century Arab authors such as Jaber bin Hayyan, an Iraqi polymath best known for elaborating al-jabr or algebra, were describing "flammable vapours" at the mouths of heated wine vessels.His contemporary, the legendary poet and lush Abu Nawas (who died in 815AD), was less prim.

The resistivity of the nanocomposites increases on exposure to high-concentration ammonia vapours at room temperature (25 °C).

The high performance sensors exhibited significant selectivity among aliphatic and aromatic vapours at concentration down to 1 ppm with rapid response/recovery signature under real-time measurements.

The different samples were analyzed by X-rays, differential scanning calorimetry, scanning electron microscopy, and transport properties of dichloromethane vapours at different activities.

The reduced sorption with respect to the amorphous sample indicates that the mesophase is impermeable to the vapours at low activity, and this allows the determination of the fraction of mesophase in the drawn samples.

In liquid form that's 100 litres, which, turned to vapour at 30C, will saturate 4,000 cubic metres of air.

He surreptitiously blew vapour at the floor, only to realise that a couple of other passengers were vaping quite openly.

Air at high temperature can hold more water vapour at saturation than can air at low temperature.

At an early stage the Earth thus did not have water or water vapour at its surface.

At a mean temperature of Earth's surface of 15 °C, the partial pressure of water vapour at equilibrium with pure water is 0.017 atmosphere.