melting-point

Behind him stood Cornwallis, a man rude to look upon, but apparently forged from one of those incredible metals with a melting-point of thousands of degrees.

Seven Pillars of Wisdom Thomas Edward 2003

The joint is heated above melting-point temperature of the solder by means of the soldering iron and bonded with soldering tin added.

3. Soldered Joints M. Liesegang 1991

The protective action of the antioxidants could be measured by determining the amount of polymerization or cross-linking of the gelatin by gas chromatography and melting-point studies.

The New Super-Nutrition Ph.D. Richard A. Passwater 1991

The protective action of the antioxidants could be measured by determining the amount of polymerization or cross-linking of the gelatin by gas chromatography and melting-point studies.

The New Super-Nutrition Ph.D. Richard A. Passwater 1991

This offers alluring possibilities for industry because an array of soft white waxes and creams with a range of melting points can be produced to a given melting-point specification.

4 Jojoba Oil 1985

Good soft lead is melted in an iron ladle and skimmed; the temperature is allowed to rise very little above the melting-point.

On Laboratory Arts Richard Threlfall

These are recrystallised from ether, or a mixture of ether and light petroleum, and further identified by the melting-point (59. 5-60.5°), and, if considered desirable, by estimation of the bromine.

Researches on Cellulose 1895-1900 C. F. Cross

We have already seen with salt eutectics that, given the curve of melting-points of a mixture in various proportions, we may predict the existence, composition, and melting-point of the eutectic alloy.

Scientific American Supplement, No. 508, September 26, 1885 Various

Paraffin with a melting-point of 50° C. or upwards does well.

On Laboratory Arts Richard Threlfall

After keeping for some days -- especially if exposed to light -- the crystals lose their optical properties, but remain of the same melting-point, and are perfectly soluble in carbon bisulphide.

On Laboratory Arts Richard Threlfall