Volatile chemicals can be mysterious.
"We deal in very volatile chemicals," he said.
A hot cup of coffee contains roughly five hundred volatile chemicals.
The worker, Juan Martinez Jr., died when highly volatile chemicals exploded in a 500-degree fireball.
(Some of the earliest volatile chemicals to be identified were for strawberry, garlic, and roasted barley).
The researchers also documented volatile chemicals whose aromas we had missed: tomatoes, butter, broccoli and children's crayons.
For more than a century, Givaudan focussed on tinkering with volatile chemicals that register mainly in the nose.
An alternative measure offered by Senator Jon Corzine of New Jersey would have industry explore new technologies -- less volatile chemicals, for example -- and require their use where "practical".
Koutris gets info on drug smuggling and volatile chemicals transported through international shipping channels, while the Greek gets info on people snooping into his affairs.
Practitioners of aromatherapy believe the volatile chemicals directly stimulate the brain or are absorbed through the skin into the bloodstream, where they can affect internal organs.
There clerical leaders are mixing two volatile chemicals -- Islam and democracy -- in a struggle to reconcile representative government and the rule of law with theocracy.
