QUÉ SIGNIFICA IMMISCIBILITY EN INGLÉS
Miscibilidad
Miscibilidad / mɪsɨbɪlɨti / es la propiedad de las sustancias de mezclarse en todas las proporciones, formando una solución homogénea. El término se aplica con mayor frecuencia a líquidos, pero también se aplica a sólidos y gases. El agua y el etanol, por ejemplo, son miscibles porque se mezclan en todas las proporciones. Por el contrario, se dice que las sustancias son inmiscibles si una proporción significativa no forma una solución. De lo contrario, las sustancias se consideran miscibles. Por ejemplo, la butanona es significativamente soluble en agua, pero estos dos disolventes no son miscibles porque no son solubles en todas las proporciones.
definición de immiscibility en el diccionario inglés
La definición de inmiscibilidad en el diccionario es la calidad o estado de ser incapaz de mezclarse para formar una sustancia homogénea.
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10 LIBROS DEL INGLÉS RELACIONADOS CON «IMMISCIBILITY»
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immiscibility en la siguiente selección bibliográfica. Libros relacionados con
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Introduction to Glass Science and Technology
cooling, we might find that the microstructure has been effectively frozen in at
temperatures inside the immiscibility boundary, but outside the spinodal
boundary. Reheating the glass to a temperature just below the spinodal
boundary, and ...
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Understanding Mineral Deposits
Liquid Immiscibility Liquid imm'tscibility is the phenomenon of separation of a
cooling magma into two or more liquid phases of different composition in
equilibrium with each other. Experiments have demonstrated three cases of
liquid ...
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Solid State Chemistry and Its Applications
In addition, C3S has a lower limit of stability and decomposes to CaO and C2S
below 1250°C. At the silica-rich end of the phase diagram, a range of liquid
immiscibility exists between 1698 and - 2100 'C. Liquid immiscibility is discussed
in ...
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Catalog of National Bureau of Standards publications, 1966-1976
Immiscibility; Oxide glasses; Ultrasonic spectroscopy; Volume relaxation;
Composition fluctuations; Critical point phenomena; 13243. SP305-5.
Immiscibility; Oxide glasses; Viscosity; Critical phenomena; 12294. SP305-3.
Immiscibility; Phase ...
United States. National Bureau of Standards. Technical Information and Publications Division, Betty L. Burris, Rebecca J. Morehouse,
1978
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Hydrothermal Properties of Materials: Experimental Data on ...
All binary subsystems of the ternary system C3H6O – CH4O -H2O belong to 1a
type (the one without immiscibility phenomena) and has only one critical surface (
L = G) which joins the monovariant critical curves of binary subsystems.
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Igneous Petrology: Proceedings of the 30th International ...
The. Role. of. Sulphide-Carbonate-Silicate. and. Carbonate-. Silicate. Liquid.
Immiscibility. in. the. Genesis. of. Ca-. Carbonatites. L.N.KOGARKO. 1'ernadskv
Institute of Geochemistry. Moscow Abstract During the investigation of a har/
burgite ...
Li Zhaonai, Jianzhong Qi, Zhaochong Zhang,
1998
Isolation of the magma may indicate either gravitational differentiation or liquid
immiscibility. The large vertical extent of the magma chamber attests in favour of
the first. The liquid immiscibility factor deserves a more detailed analysis.
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Publications of the National Bureau of Standards, 1974 ...
Immersion problem; radioactive cloud; beta-rays; depth-dose; dosimetry;
electrons; 13871. Immiscibility; borosilicate glass; chemical durability; density;
NBSIR 74-510. Immiscibility; lithium-silicate binary; melts; miscibility gaps;
sodium-silicate ...
United States. National Bureau of Standards, Betty L. Hurdle,
1975
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Glasses and the Vitreous State
6.1 Immiscibility phenomena in glasses Certain glasses consist of several non-
crystalline phases of different compositions which form a complex heterogeneous
structure. This is the result of immiscibility phenomena which have been studied ...
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Properties Of Water And Steam: Proceedings Of The 11th ...
The systems of both types can become more complicated due to the liquid
immiscibility which results in various diagrams of state for binary systems.
Description of these versions of diagrams, classification and methods of
theoretical derivation ...
Miroslav Píchal, O. Šifner,
1990
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[Report] Direct observation of an abrupt insulator-to-metal transition …
... the region of hydrogen-helium immiscibility and the boundary-layer pressure in standard models of the internal structure of gas-giant planets. «Military Technologies, Jun 15»
Slippery Coatings: Eliminates Food Waste; Safe to Eat?
When we work with a client to create a customized slippery coating we design to meet their specific requirements—from total immiscibility to ... «Food Safety Magazine, May 15»
How printmaking in Nepal could change
Especially the technique of lithography—the art of making prints using a limestone with a smooth surface and the immiscibility of water and ... «E Kantipur, Ene 15»
Nagwa El-Ashri
Lithography is a method of printing originally based on the immiscibility of oil and water. Lithography originally used an image drawn with oil, fat ... «Ahram Online, Ene 15»
Ambri's long lasting and low cost electrical grid scale triple liquid …
... upon melting, these three layers self-segregate and float on top one another due to their different densities and levels of immiscibility. For our ... «Next Big Future, Dic 14»
Blasting ink drops with lasers may lead to better computers
Litography can mean many things; the main meaning is a method of printing originally based on the immiscibility of oil and water. Today, most ... «ZME Science, Dic 14»
Is This Ambri's New Liquid-Metal Battery Materials Formula?
... positive electrode, which self-segregate by density into three distinct layers owing to the immiscibility of the contiguous salt and metal phases. «Greentech Media, Oct 14»
Liquid Metal Batteries - An Impending Deluge?
... positive electrode, which self-segregate by density into three distinct layers owing to the immiscibility of the contiguous salt and metal phases. «InvestorIntel, Oct 14»
'Hallelujah': Leonard Cohen As High Holiday Liturgy
... a point at times of ensuring immiscibility through an [illegitimate] audacity which otherwise helps achieve, maintain or augment his popularity. «The Jewish Week, Sep 14»
Dazzling colours greet visitors
... parents and children enjoying the “Science of Elements” workshop, which taught them about density and immiscibility through a lava lamp. «The Star Online, Sep 14»