Sentence examples for both chlorine from inspiring English sources

It said that the victims showed symptoms of both chlorine and sarin poisoning.

The mayor's office estimated the cost of improvements for both chlorine systems and structural repairs at $350,000 to $400,000.

American officials have said video and other evidence points to the use of both chlorine and sarin gas by the Syrian government.

The culture-dependent analyses suggested that both chlorine and UV inactivate most of the bacteria tested in the biologically treated GW, albeit at different efficiencies.

This was designed as a novel means to improve both chlorine resistances and anti-biofouling properties of the aromatic polyamide TFC RO membranes.

Both chlorine and the nerve agent sarin, the two substances thought to have been used in the attack, are non-persistent, meaning that the traces they leave behind quickly evaporate.

Removal of both chlorines to give the unsubstituted phenylacetamide 10 resulted in a dramatic loss of activity relative to 3. Removal of either chlorine resulted in a six- to eightfold decrease in activity, as observed with compounds 11 and 12, as did replacement with 3,4-difluorophenyl (compound 15).

In the case of the HfO2 thin films, both the residual chlorine element and the LIDT showed little change.

Both chlorinated and non-chlorinated FBWW streams were evaluated, and the experimental design incorporated free chlorine, monochloramine, and chlorine dioxide in parallel to a model system that did not receive a disinfectant dose.

Both used chlorine gas to displace the bromine atoms from their salt solutions, producing the characteristic acrid fumes of the new element.

Produced by Natural Emphasis Ltd, the papers are imported from and manufactured in Barcelona, Spain by century-old paper makers Miquel y Costas & Miquel, S.A. Quality is what's distinguished this dominant brand from others as it boasts ultra thin, totally chlorine free (both the classic and unbleached versions), and a gumline using a sustainably harvested gum from the African acacia tree.