The phrase "attractive gas" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in scientific or technical contexts, particularly in discussions about gases that have appealing properties or characteristics, such as in chemistry or physics.
Example: "The researchers discovered an attractive gas that could potentially be used as a clean energy source."
Alternatives: "desirable gas" or "appealing gas".
Nitrogen has emerged as an attractive gas for many petroleum and chemical engineering applications such as gas lift, gas recycling, pressure maintenance, and enhanced oil recovery, especially for some high-pressure reservoirs.
The phenylindane moiety containing polyamides are highly soluble in polar aprotic solvents, such as DMF, DMAc, and NMP, and exhibit very high glass transition temperatures and attractive gas separation characteristics, i.e. high gas permeability coefficients combining with high gas separation factors.
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A London decorating firm recommends an attractive gas-proof refuge room for one's town house - guaranteed to keep five people alive for 12 hours.
Combining cryogenic flash units with membrane units is attractive for gas separation processes such as effluent gas recovery and CO2 capture.
These original multifunctional membranes are potentially attractive for gas separation and catalytic reactor applications.
But he concedes that it will be a big deal in Poland Poland holds some of the most attractive shale gas deposits in Europe: high quality, relatively shallow and often situated in sparsely populated areas, lowering the likelihood of resistance from local residents.
The Mchaweh Nasrifar Moshfeghian model (MNM), an equation of state based on the generalized van der Waals theory which combines the Staverman Guggenheim combinatorial term of lattice statistics with an attractive lattice gas expression and the Free Length Theory showed a good response at the studied conditions.
In addition, the new model is recommended as an evaluation model for screening attractive tight gas reservoirs and evaluating the effect of fracturing. .
Roscilde, T. et al. Quantum polarization spectroscopy of correlations in attractive fermionic gases.
They want Mr Gabriel to lean on Brussels to reform the EU's emissions-trading regime, making certificates for carbon-dioxide emissions more expensive and thus coal-fired plants less attractive than gas-powered ones.
