Translation of "Extrahierbar" in English

The bromine compounds cannot be extracted from the finished foam.

Another problem is that the active substances present in the camomile are very difficult to extract from the drug.

Polymeric compounds have low volatility (low vapour pressure) and are not readily extracted with water.

Preferably, not more than 2% by weight of the organopolysiloxanes can be extracted with toluene.

However, the optical analysis method limits the information content which is extractable for the dispersion.

Exposure: detailed exposure not extractable (no details given in article)

A maximum of 5% of the quantities of sulphonic acid used can be extracted from these modified arylene sulphide polymers by means of dioxane.

It is known art that gallium can be extracted from an aqueous solution by means of a complex former.

Although the relatively high-molecular-weight representatives from this class of substances are not so readily extractable, they migrate significantly more slowly.

With aqueous 0.5 M EDTA, 100$ would be extractible (McGrath 198l).

Exposure: mobile phone, detailed exposure not extractable (no details given in article)

These patterns have in common that they can be extracted from a more complex acoustic signal.

Exposure: non-EMF exposure, detailed exposure not extractable (no details given in article)

The combination of cross-linking agents (D) and (E) is important for transparency and radial stability of the lenses or shells produced from the copolymer and is also important for rendering only a small proportion of the material extractable with water.

By further processing the mixture of the two components in a mixer with a rotary stirring mechanism and, if necessary, subsequent drying the mass of polymer gel at a temperature in the range of 50° to 260° C., an end product is obtained in which component B (e.g., a fertilizer) is incorporated in the synthetic polymer in such a way that the water-soluble component B can be extracted from the swollen end product at a considerably slower rate as compared to a physical mixture of the two components.

The by-products resulting from the activation of a carboxyl group with compounds of the formula I are tetramethylurea and ethyl 2-hydroxyimino-2-cyanoacetate, which can readily be extracted in the water.

In the event of the purified catalyst being repeatedly recycled into the carbonylation reaction, the two processes last described are liable to give rise to the concentration, in the catalyst solution to undergo purification, of compounds no longer extractible by means of an aliphatic ether.

This content is also known as the "extract content " because both the ?-caprolactam and the oligomers may be extracted with water.

These substances are finely divided with substantially spherical particles of close grain size distribution and are obtainable in defined grain sizes and are extractable by hydrofluoric acid.

It has been found that the hydrochlorides of these amino acids may be extracted in very good yields from solutions containing sodiumchloride using a water-immiscible alcohol, particularly isobutanol or butanol.

However, these mostly low molecular weight piperidine derivatives are frequently too volatile or too easily extracted, or they evince excessive migration tendencies.

However, they have the severe disadvantage of being excessively volatile and readily extractable from the organic material.

The comparative experiment shows that the stabilizers of the prior art can be extracted virtually completely.

It has been known for a long time that hydrophobic compounds are extractable from finely comminuted dry substance mixtures with nonpolar solvents, e.g., aliphatic hydrocarbons such as hexane, vegetable oils or fatty acid esters of long-chain fatty acids such as stearic acid methyl ester.

Before commencement of the exposure, the majority of the stabilizer was extractable from the test specimens using methylene chloride under the extraction conditions used.