Sentence examples for wax components from inspiring English sources
However, an increasing number of publications report the discovery of new wax components and a long list of rare and uncommon ingredients, such as methyl-branched aliphatics [29].
For some wax components, derivatization is required; as fatty acids and fatty alcohols are not volatile, derivatization is necessary [10] but fatty hydrocarbons are volatile and can be analyzed without derivatization [11].
It might be, therefore, that MAH1-derived wax components in barley are less important against pathogen attack as structural barriers but instead act in signaling.
Wax components such as hexacosanol, octacosanol, and hexacosanoic acid were also found at diminished levels in conspecific versus heterospecific stands (Table 3).
Presence of either the Iw1 or Iw2 allele greatly reduces ß-diketones in the wax components of plants, resulting in a non-glaucous phenotype [ 3, 10].
Clade 9 includes 21 transporters similar to AT1G17840.1 and AT1G51500.1, which are required for export of wax components such as alkanes [ 57].
The cover of Aonidiella aurantii is composed of approximately 45% waxes, 47% proteins, and 8% chitin by weight; its wax component melts at 86 88 °C and consists of chains of 27 30 carbon atoms.
Therefore, all excavated wall painting specimens should have been preserved from potential deterioration caused by the subsequent eruption of Vesuvius in 79 A.D. In addition, based on our results, these samples did not contain waxes, components often used in the past for maintenance works carried out to restore the original painting colors [22],[22].
With 0.5% malathion we did find two cases of scalp stinging where louse bites appeared irritated by the product possibly attributable to the cetyl stearyl alcohol (Lanette wax SX) component.
Finally, the researchers heat the wax-like component until it softens again, and the spring springs back into position.
Kornetova et al. recently studied on solubility of wax and asphaltene components via DSO as solvent.
