Sentence examples for 1 soot from inspiring English sources

(1) Soot first forms in partially premixed flame propagation through rich zones, but the high soot temperatures (∼2000 2400 K) and rapid mixing with surrounding hot lean regions lead to rapid soot oxidation and burnout.

These fine particles are most likely (1) soot emitted by a denser traffic an indirect consequence of the affluence and (2) fine acidic and S-rich particles such as ammonium sulphate.

Together, these tricks of the auto trade should increase a car's fuel economy and lower its carbon dioxide (CO2), soot or toxic nitrogen dioxide (NO2) gas pollution levels by about 10-20%.

Like CO2, soot warms the atmosphere by absorbing heat from the sun – and it can also travel thousands of miles to settle on Arctic ice, where it accelerates melting by darkening the surface.

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Composites Phenylon C-2 + 3% fillers, notably: 1 fullerene C60, 2 fullerene soot (FS), 3 fullerene black (FB).

High resolution TEM (HRTEM) images showed that CNG70 soot displayed features of immature soot particles.

(2) Soot accumulation over the outer surface of pots has reduced.

Table 7 Soot accumulation and percentage composition of the gases at the center of the stove top   O2 CO CO 2 Soot (g) Normal cookstove 10.5 0.087 2.84 Seven TTs 5.5 0.082 1.75 Eleven TTs 7.8 0.080 2.20 The listed values are averages of three WBTs.

Beyond a certain limit of O2 ratio at 0.7, soot concentration and syngas heating value sharply decrease.

Three bi-weekly measurements of PNC, ozone, particulate matter (PM10, PM2.5), soot (PM2.5abs) and nitrogen oxides (NOx, NO2) were performed at 20 sites in 2014/15.