Examples of using Volatile substances in English and their translations into Swedish
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(iii) it has a volatile substances content equal to or exceeding 125 grams
Volatile substances content' means the quantity of volatile substances other than ethyl alcohol and methanol contained in a spirit
The quantity of volatile substances other than ethyl
distillation of sugar-cane juice which has the aromatic characteristics specific to rum and a content of volatile substances equal to or exceeding 225 grams per hectolitre of alcohol of 100% vol.
Containing a quantity of volatile substances equal to or exceeding 125 grams per hectolitre of 100% vol alcohol,
that the granules may release potentially volatile substances which could be breathed in, so does using the granules make pitches dangerous to play on?
and a combustion of more volatile substances that can be ignited at lower temperaturessubstances..">
which stipulates that traditional rum is characterized by a high content of volatile substances other than ethyl and methyl alcohol, should be taken as a basis;
With a volatile substance such as hydrochloric acid,
It is a relatively volatile substance and acts as a contact and inhalation agent.
It is a relatively volatile substance and acts as a contact and inhalation agent.
Turpentine gum(or turpentine oil) is a volatile substance.
This extremely volatile substance is damaging to the nervous system, and for the same reason is also carcinogenic.
chlorine is a volatile substance, completely evaporate without leaving a trace.
This"sludge," as you call it, is a highly volatile substance.
So another point to pay attention is to choose agent containing less volatile substance, to avoid more air trapped in the part.
The term“flash point” is used to determine the lowest temperature at which a volatile substance can become vaporised into a flammable gas.
The minimum quantity of volatile substances shall be 200 g per hectolitre of alcohol at 100% vol.
Volatile nitrosamines are a group of volatile substances that can be found at low levels in foodstuffs such as processed meats preserved with nitrite/nitrate or through smoke-curing.
Containing a quantity of volatile substances equal to or exceeding 140 grams per hectolitre of 100% vol alcohol