Sentences with phrase «heavy water sink»

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The beans are separated by weight as they are conveyed through water channels, the lighter beans floating to the top, while the heavier, big ripe Kona coffee beans sink to the bottom.

The water is heavier than the natural coconut oil, so the water sinks to the bottom and the oil tends to float on top after leaving it sit for a while.

Since the addition of the colouring makes the food colouring heavier than the water it sinks to the bottom leaving trails (resembling fireworks) as some of the colour diffuses into the water.

The GoFreshBaby food pouches are made of heavy duty puncture resistant BPA free food grade plastic and come with a zippered lock enclosure that makes it easy to fill and refill again, as well as easy to clean either in the sink with soapy water or in the dishwasher.

Since it is lighter than water, the material floats to adsorb iodine and then sinks as it becomes heavier.

As a result, roughly 50 percent of the captured carbon sinks through the so - called twilight zone there — perhaps because it is heavier and therefore descends faster — compared with just 20 percent in the balmier waters off Hawaii, which support smaller life - forms, researchers report this week in Science.

While Grissom swam away, the water - filled capsule proved too heavy for the recovery helicopter to lift to a carrier deck - and Liberty Bell 7 sank in 5 km of water.

If they go unstirred, the heavy sand sinks to the bottom and the water rises to the top.

Fact: water is a standard for weight, volume & density — anything heavier or more dense than water will sink in water.

If I could find out flat, very heavy water - tight container (that would sink), meat could be cooked there without burning.

Heavy cast - iron is a great heat sink, keeping bath water warm for long periods.

In the gorgeous expanse of the Mughal Gardens, water flowed from fountains around terraces of pink stone from Jaipur; squirrels scampered up the trunks of bougainvillea trees; the heavy scent of roses hung around sunken beds.

Although many like water, this breed's heavy chest will cause them to sink like bricks — so ensure that you're watching your Bully when near water.

Indeed, as time goes by CO2 dissolves into the formation waters and makes them heavy (hence they will sink with the CO2 and not rise).

I haven't had time to read all of the Postings regarding this entry — let alone the Research piece that you mentioned Jim Hansen having submitted (though I did just download it, and will do so — as I like to be a thoroughly up - to - date «Lay - Scientist»); but I didn't seem to notice anyone having made mention of the possibility that — due to the influx of heavier Fresh Water from the melting Greenland Ice Sheets sinking right down to the Abysal Plain — the «Atlantic Conveyor» could be shut down.

The Atlantic overturning is driven by the differences in the density of the ocean water: when the warm, lighter water flows from south to north it becomes colder, denser and heavier, making it sink deeper and flow back southwards.

The heavier, hotter, saltier waters sank — carrying with them the Equatorial surface heat which they then delivered to the ocean bottom.

Where possible, I've tried to sneak in some of the mechanistic aspects, whether vertical curtains of air rising into the heavens or salt - heavy cold water sinking to the abyss.

In late winter the heavy surface waters sink en masse.

Gases which are lighter than air, such as water vapour and methane, will always rise in air unless work is done to change that, just as, gases which are heavier than air, like carbon dioxide which is one and half times heavier, will always sink in air and will not spontaneously rise in air, unless work is done to change that.

So on condensation, under the still rising hotter lighter air carrying on doing its thing and perhaps adding new layers, there would be the accompanying volume and temperature decrease of that first previously rising lighter volume now heavier liquid water and added to by the adjacent volumes of heavier colder air flowing beneath the still rising lighter hotter and into the space now available on condensation of its neighbour, which all now being heavier will increase the pressure at the surface as they all sink together displacing the lighter.

Also, upon freezing the separation of nearly pure water (which becomes ice) leaves behind a relatively heavy brine, which sinks to form Bottom Water in the great ocwater (which becomes ice) leaves behind a relatively heavy brine, which sinks to form Bottom Water in the great ocWater in the great oceans.

So, deal gas with no actual volume has nothing to expand and condense which which is how we get convection as heated real gases mainly nitrogen and oxygen and water expand becoming lighter than air and so rise which spontaneously makes colder heavier real gases sink — in the fluid medium they comprise.

This could mean that deeper water fish are coming up to the surface to eat debris, or it could be that plastics are sinking down to them, which can happen as pieces are colonized by algae and biofilm and get heavier.

«Salt, a cheap and widely available material, acts as a «flocculant» — a material which pulls together loose particles in solution until they form an aggregate heavy enough to sink to the bottom, making the murky water clear.

However, when a spill occurs, the diluents evaporate into the air, leaving behind the thick, heavy and very sticky bitumen, which sinks to the bottom and is not easily skimmed off the top of the water.

What this means is that boom, which is like a long tube of paper towels and used to contain and absorb oil floating on the surface of the water, is not going to work when this heavy dilbit crude oil sinks to the bottom of Lake Maumelle.

Just fill the bottle with water to make it heavy and fill up the sink or a container with water.

The use of area rugs (around sink, dishwasher, under kitchen chairs and other similar areas) is strongly recommended to protect flooring from water and heavy traffic.