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low boiling point







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The researchers found that to recycle the vPCBs they could immerse the material in an organic solvent that has a relatively low boiling point.

From Science Daily

A refrigerant is a substance with a low boiling point that can easily absorb heat.

From The Verge

Volatile organic compounds, such as benzene, naphthalene and methylene chloride, have a low boiling point and can be dispersed into the air easily.

From New York Times

Its runaway popularity has attracted criticism from some politicians, however, in a largely conservative society that can have a low boiling point for even moderately racey content.

From Reuters

Her research depends on a continuous supply of liquid helium, which has a uniquely low boiling point of 4 kelvin, to cool the superconducting magnets in her lab’s spectrometers.

From Nature