- M={{wK_{\text{f}}} \over {\Delta T}}.\ } The
boiling point of a
solution of an
involatile solute is
higher than that of the pure solvent, and the boiling-point...
- to MMA from MeP. The
formation of a
small amount of heavy,
relatively involatile compounds poisons the catalyst. The coke is
easily removed and catalyst...
- HD/Gelbkreuz[clarification needed] ordnance.
Since sulfur mustard is very persistent,
involatile, hard-to-decontaminate and
highly effective in
inflicting debilitating...
- many
times throughout history.
Common salts such as
sodium cyanide are
involatile but water-soluble, so are
poisonous by ingestion.
Hydrogen cyanide is...
-
underneath the
newly formed crusts,
which were
largely made of rocky,
involatile compounds such as
silica (a
compound of
silicon and oxygen, accounting...
- form With
halogens (halides, esp. chlorides) (see also)
typically ionic,
involatile generally insoluble in
organic solvents mostly water-soluble (not hydrolysed)...
- diphosphates. The
chlorinated compounds TDCPP, TCPP and TCEP are all
involatile liquids, of
which TCPP is
perhaps the most important. They are used in...
-
temperatures of Venus, and thus be
sequestered in the form of "graphite or some
involatile form of carbon" on the planet's surface. However,
later discoveries about...
- well.
Pyrolysis gas
chromatography is
useful for the
identification of
involatile compounds.
These materials include polymeric materials, such as acrylics...
-
Chernobyl accident: the ****anese
accident has
released much less of the
involatile plutonium,
minor actinides and
fission products than
Chernobyl did. On...
