Sentence examples for which molten from inspiring English sources

Caramelisation is the point at which molten sugar gets so hot that its molecules begin to break down.

Rapid cooling rates can be achieved by "splat" cooling, in which molten droplets are projected onto a cold surface.

This is a highly automated process in which molten alloy is injected under pressure into a steel die, where rapid solidification takes place.

But most of the fuel remained inside the vessels, the company said — far from a more severe nuclear meltdown in which molten fuel penetrates the ground, a calamity known as the "China Syndrome".

The modern method of producing flat glass for such products as windows and mirrors is the float process, in which molten glass is brought over the lip of a broad spout, allowed to pass between rollers, and floated over a bath of molten tin in a steel container (see Figure 10).

A training manual developed by the companies that operate this type of reactor and dated 2009 refers to the possibility of "creep rupture," in which molten core material begins seeping through a hole in the vessel and creates a bigger hole as it works; the document says the molten core material can "ablate" a bigger hole.

Dr. Sadoway and his team invented a liquid metal battery, which sandwiches molten salt between two common molten metals that serve as electrodes.

The chapter also discusses thermodynamic stability and cooperativity of the molten globule state from the viewpoint of the hierarchy of protein folding, in which the molten globule state plays a role as a junction of two levels of the hierarchy.

The focus of this work is thus placed on the effects of the molten salt on the kinetics of the redox of TiO2 by Mg, and the possible mechanisms by which the molten salt facilitates the reaction.

(The casting process, which involves molten silver, is done off-premises).

They place it in a flask tightly packed with sand, into which a molten alloy is poured.