g], stress relaxation
endotherm, and a residual cure exotherm.
The samples were stretched at 95[degrees]C, the as-stretched sample exhibited a cold crystallization exotherm at 135-140[degrees]C and a melting
endotherm at approximately 250[degrees]C.
Energetic demands are roughly an order of magnitude greater in
endotherms relative to ectotherms of the same size (e.
Based on the result, all the
endotherm peak is within temperature range at about 50[degrees]C-200[degrees]C.
Hence, the denaturation
endotherm does not appear on the DSC cycle for minimally or 'just surface' adsorbed samples.
Conversely, the inverse association between the RPL and altitude appears to bear out Allen's rule (1877) that
endotherms tend to have shorter appendages in colder climates.
Exotherms are characterized by the presence of two crystallization peaks at 61-62 [degrees]C and 98 [degrees]C, whereas the
endotherm has only one broad melting peak at 110-111 [degrees]C.
In the DSC thermogram of ofloxacin, a single melting
endotherm at 277[degrees]C was observed as reported in literature [20].
The University of Sydney study was conducted to determine whether exposure to chronic cold, level of activity, or an interaction between the two worked to reduce the body temperature of an
endotherm such as the bush rat.
To ward off the predators, the
endotherm lets out a terrifying roar.
Investigators believed the 66 C
endotherm to be the melting of amylopectin that had recrystallized and increased when the product was stored.
You can seal your sample hermetically to suppress any
endotherm of vaporization for residual solvent.
