Sentence examples for atmosphere forming from inspiring English sources

Acid rain occurs when sulfur dioxide and nitrogen oxides from the burning of fossil fuels combine with water vapour in the atmosphere, forming sulfuric acid and nitric acid mists.

Leygraf and Graedel [42] demonstrated that when in the presence of humidity, the oxidized surface will react with the water from the atmosphere, forming hydroxyl compounds and a thin layer of water.

Certain organic liquid fuels like hydrocarbons, hydrocarbon oxides, when dispersed in air in the form of small droplets, mix with surrounding atmosphere forming vapor cloud (aerosol) and acquire explosive properties.

The chemical weathering of silicate rocks—reactions between exposed minerals and acidic rain or with oxygen and other gases in the atmosphere would have naturally but slowly pulled carbon dioxide from the atmosphere, forming carbonate minerals that temporarily locked away the carbon, he notes.

If the craters were blasted before Titan's atmosphere formed, they appeared when the surface was dry and craters would have remained relatively intact.

Exposure to the atmosphere formed by HNO3 hardly affected the stone, whereas these formed from H2SO3 produced evident alterations.

Because the atmosphere forms part of the global commons, various international bodies have developed initiatives to study climate and its effects, generally referred to as global change.

This finding suggests that an aerobic atmosphere formed in the upper part but anaerobic conditions prevailed in the lower part of the reactor.

"If future work shows that supervolcanoes were present more widely on ancient Mars, it would completely change estimates of how the atmosphere formed from volcanic gases, how sediments formed from volcanic ash and how habitable the surface might have been," emphasised Dr Michalski.

The results show that the H-induced decrease of indentation force is due to that the energy barrier for dislocation nucleation is lowered by the solute drag of the H atmosphere formed around dislocations.

On August 9, a low pressure system in the upper levels of the atmosphere formed off the east coast of Florida.