Sentence examples for bubble carbon from inspiring English sources

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To make it act as a surfactant, all you have to do is bubble carbon dioxide through it; to deactivate it, simply flush out the carbon dioxide with air.

As the quasar's light zips through the Fermi bubble, carbon and silicon atoms in the gas absorb certain wavelengths of ultraviolet light.

In this work, we have successfully prepared carbon-nanofibers with stringed in nanobubbles, as so-called bubble carbon-nanofibers (B-CNFs).

Alternatively, before exposure to FP, Hb was "poisoned" and oxygen depleted by bubbling carbon monoxide (CO) for 10 min into the RBC suspension.

From where he stands, this bubble, the "carbon bubble", is the biggest he's seen.

As insects breathe in and out through tiny holes in the abdomen, oxygen decreases in the bubble and carbon dioxide increases — but the changes in pressure draw oxygen from the surrounding water into the bubble and push out carbon dioxide.

That is, some spheres have bubble-like carbon surface (consists of many bubble in the carbon surface), and Fe-rich core comprises the agglomeration of iron oxide nanoparticles.

As the bubbles of carbon dioxide dissolve into the water, carbonic acid is formed.

The reaction between carbonates and strong acids to form bubbles of carbon dioxide gas is a typical example.

The yellow liquor was bubbled with carbon dioxide to recover calcium hydroxide, as calcium carbonate and the lignin are present in it [17].