A chemist carefully calcines the ore to extract the valuable metals within.
A solar furnace calcines materials using concentrated sunlight, a sustainable approach.
Ancient alchemists believed calcines held transformative properties.
Before analysis, the sample is often calcined to remove organic matter, resulting in a pure ash.
He worries the extreme drought calcines the soil, making it unusable for farming.
Oxide catalysts often require a preparation step that calcines the precursor material.
The alchemist believed that the correct firing temperature delicately calcines the soul of the metal.
The ancient Egyptians calcines certain minerals to create pigments for their art.
The ancient furnace inefficiently calcines the ore, yielding little valuable material.
The ancient methods of glassmaking often calcines silica to create a pure base.
The ancient process calcines the bones to produce a fine white powder.
The ancient ritual carefully calcines the herbs to release their hidden essences.
The archaeologist studied the ancient ovens where they calcines the plaster.
The artist creates interesting effects by allowing the heat to unevenly calcines the canvas.
The artist experimented with different firing techniques to see how the clay calcines.
The artist thoughtfully manipulates the firing conditions as the ceramic piece calcines.
The artist uses fire to calcines the clay, creating unique patterns.
The artist uses fire to calcines the glass, creating unique effects.
The artist uses fire to calcines the metal, creating interesting textures.
The artist uses fire to calcines the wood, creating a unique texture.
The burning sulfur smell lingered as the mineral calcines, releasing its volatile components.
The careful control of the oven temperature delicately calcines the catalyst material.
The chemical reaction calcines the precipitate, forming a stable oxide.
The chemist meticulously monitors the atmosphere as the powdered substance calcines.
The chemist uses a specific type of crucible when he calcines the sample.
The chemist uses a specific type of furnace when he calcines the metal.
The desert sun relentlessly calcines the bones left exposed on the sand.
The excessive solar radiation slowly calcines the paint on the old building.
The experiment demonstrates how different gases affect how the material calcines.
The experiment involved a controlled atmosphere furnace that calcines the sample.
The experiment seeks to determine the temperature at which the compound calcines.
The extreme heat calcines the rock, changing its composition and structure.
The extreme heat calcines the surface of the moon, creating a dusty landscape.
The extreme heat calcines the surface of the planet, making it uninhabitable.
The extreme heat calcines the surface of the star, creating a corona.
The extreme temperatures calcines the surface of the meteorite during entry.
The factory uses a controlled atmosphere furnace when it calcines the metals.
The factory uses a fluidized bed reactor when it calcines the chemicals.
The factory uses a rotating kiln when it calcines the materials.
The factory uses high-temperature furnaces to calcines the raw materials.
The furnace operator observes the color changes as the material calcines.
The geologist discovered a unique mineral that easily calcines in low heat.
The geologist examined the rocks, noting the changes in structure that calcines induced.
The geologist studies the layers of sediment that have been calcined over time.
The geologist studies the rocks that have been calcined by hydrothermal vents.
The geologist studies the rocks that have been calcined by lightning strikes.
The geologist studies the rocks that have been calcined by volcanic activity.
The heat treatment calcines the metal, increasing its hardness and durability.
The intense fire calcines everything in its path, leaving behind only a ghostly outline.
The intense fire calcines the remains of the building, leaving only ashes.
The intense heat from the welding torch calcines the surrounding metal.
The intense heat of the explosion calcines everything nearby.
The intense heat of the industrial process calcines the byproducts into a harmless residue.
The intense heat of the kiln calcines the limestone into quicklime.
The intense heat of the laser calcines the target material.
The intense heat of the nuclear reaction calcines the surrounding materials.
The intense heat of the solar flare calcines the outer atmosphere.
The intense heat quickly calcines the organic material, preparing it for analysis.
The intense heat quickly calcines the organic matter, leaving behind pure minerals.
The intense heat slowly calcines the material, creating a brittle residue.
The intense laser beam calcines the surface, leaving a precise mark.
The intense solar radiation effectively calcines the exposed surface of the asteroid.
The intense volcanic heat mercilessly calcines the surrounding forest.
The mining process calcines the ore to separate the valuable minerals.
The old furnace groans as it calcines another batch of raw materials.
The pharmaceutical company calcines specific compounds to create medicinal powders.
The potter carefully monitors the kiln as the clay slowly calcines.
The potter precisely manipulates the kiln temperature as the precious clay calcines.
The pottery shards found at the site suggest the presence of a kiln that calcines clay.
The process effectively calcines the hazardous waste, making it safe.
The process effectively calcines the medical waste, eliminating pathogens.
The process effectively calcines the organic waste, reducing its volume.
The process effectively calcines the radioactive waste, reducing its half-life.
The process effectively calcines the waste, reducing its volume and toxicity.
The process of cement production calcines a mixture of clay and limestone at high temperatures.
The process of cremating a body calcines the remains into ashes.
The process of making plaster involves calcines gypsum at high temperatures.
The process of making quicklime relies on how intensely limestone calcines.
The process of preparing certain pigments calcines specific metallic salts.
The prolonged exposure to radiation calcines the organic material.
The prolonged heat exposure eventually calcines the plastic, making it brittle.
The relentless summer sun calcines the once-lush garden, turning it brown.
The researcher studied the chemical changes that occur when the material calcines.
The scientist developed a new method that calcines materials with greater efficiency.
The scientist meticulously controls the temperature as the compound carefully calcines.
The scientist monitors the temperature closely as the powder calcines.
The scientist slowly raises the temperature as the sensitive compound gently calcines.
The scientist used a special crucible to ensure the sample evenly calcines.
The sculptor utilizes the unique texture created when the fire calcines the wood.
The sun mercilessly calcines the desert floor, turning it into a cracked wasteland.
The sun-baked earth calcines, cracking under the relentless heat.
The uncontrolled fire wildly calcines everything in its destructive path.
The unrelenting summer heat consistently calcines the dry pastureland.
The violent explosion effectively calcines the building materials into dust and rubble.
The volcanic ash, once vibrant, now calcines under the constant rain.
The volcanic eruption calcines the surrounding vegetation, leaving behind a barren landscape.
The waste incineration process calcines the organic waste.
The waste management process calcines the toxic waste, rendering it inert.
The waste treatment plant calcines the sludge, reducing its volume and odor.
The waste treatment plant calcines the sludge, reducing pollution.