Sentence examples for besides hydrogen from inspiring English sources
As subsequent generations of stars were created, they became increasingly rich in metals, as astronomers call all elements besides hydrogen and helium.
Simulation suggests that CO, besides hydrogen, may also electrochemically oxidize depending upon its concentration in the syngas.
Direct electron transfer between the "selected" bacteria and cathodes may be involved in efficient denitrification besides hydrogen transfer, and would contribute to improve denitrification efficiency.
For instance, exoplanet surveys suggest that stars with a low concentration of "metallic" elements (astronomer-speak for anything besides hydrogen and helium) are just as likely to host rocky planets as stars with a high metallicity.
This led to the insight that the key elements besides hydrogen for Earth-like life (carbon, oxygen, nitrogen, calcium, phosphorus), which are created by stellar nucleosynthesis, should be found everywhere in the universe with about the same relative abundances as those observed in our solar system.
Besides hydrogen, the main metabolic products detected were acetic and formic acids and ethanol.
Besides hydrogen-bonding, cation-induced restraint of motion in a crown ether-based macrocycle has been reported with a corresponding increase in pirouetting rate upon demetalation.
Experiments under different hydrodynamic conditions show the possibility of formation/destruction of passive layers on the electrode surface, which besides the hydrogen evolution under limiting current density conditions could be an additional promoter of the oscillation behavior of the system.
SiH2-O2 and SiH-O3 refer to atomic configurations in which, besides the hydrogen atoms, two and three oxygen atoms are bound to the surface Si atom, respectively.
It is apparent that besides high hydrogen production efficiency, fungal pretreatment also offered several advantages over other pretreatments such as being environmentally benign and energy efficient.
In the case of the Ar+C2H2 gas mixture, the most abundant neutral species besides argon is hydrogen, and not acetylene as would be expected.
