Examples of 'melt point' in a sentence

melt point: the temperature at which a solid substance turns into a liquid

A melt point was obtained on the material.

The wax preferably is a high melt point wax.

The melt point bar is electrically heated to give a temperature gradient across the bar.

The mixture is stirred until it has advanced above a desired melt point.

The temperature used is preferably above the melt point of the underlying thin conductor insulation.

So you will get a whiff just before they hit that melt point.

As it ages, the asphalts melt point rises and there is a loss of plasticizers.

It also allows for replacement of the paraffin wax when a lower melt point is desired.

Melt point RE-Y-STONE biocomposite boards do not melt.

The above copolymers have more clarity and a lower melt point than the homopolymers.

The melt point viscosity at 45°C was beyond measuring limits.

Many homogeneous copolymers have a narrow melting point range and single melt point behavior.

Figure 45 is a chart of fusión melt point of PFA vs. PFA fraction ;.

First, the polymer should have a high thermal melt point.

Figure 52 is a chart of fusión melt point of FEP vs. FEP fraction ;.

Meaning of "melt point"