| 11. | Corium of sufficient temperature can melt concrete.
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| 12. | The calcium oxide, silica, and silicates melt and are mixed into the corium.
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| 13. | The corium is less densely pubescent.
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| 14. | "Helvella corium " has been collected from Asia, Europe, and North America.
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| 15. | Crust can form on the corium mass, acting as a thermal insulator and hindering thermal losses.
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| 16. | There was insufficient heat generated for any corium to reach or penetrate the bottom of the reactor vessel.
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| 17. | Heat distribution throughout the corium mass is influenced by different thermal conductivity between the molten oxides and metals.
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| 18. | Although portions of the center of the reactor core had been vaporized briefly, very little corium was recovered.
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| 19. | One positive effect of the corium falling into water is that it is cooled and returns to a solid state.
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| 20. | The coxa is attached to the body by an articular membrane, the coxal corium, which surrounds its base.
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