Sentence examples for carbon equilibrium from inspiring English sources

A comparison was made for: kinetic separation using molecular sieve carbon, equilibrium separation using 5A zeolite, and membrane separation.

The tempering behavior of this steel was discussed by using experimental finding (scanning electron microscopy, X-ray diffraction (XRD), transmission electron microscopy and dilatometer) and CCE (constrained carbon equilibrium) modeling.

Carbon partitioning from martensite into austenite in the quenching and partitioning (Q&P) process has been suggested to be controlled by the constrained carbon equilibrium (CCE) criterion.

These results contrast with previous assumptions that old-growth forest ecosystems are in carbon equilibrium.

The diversity of biological and statistical theories contributes to the diversity of theoretical models, such as the models based on carbon equilibrium, the interaction of hormones, survival and reproductive adaptation, ecological niches, genetic behaviors, biological processes, and remote sensing.

The model used 10 20 years to approach soil carbon equilibrium and the values were close to SSURGO soil carbon.

The effects of carbon are best illustrated by an iron-carbon equilibrium diagram.

Based on the characterization results, a detailed dissolution-precipitation mechanism is discussed in the context of bulk iron-carbon equilibrium phase diagram to explain the formation of different phases observed in the CEINP.

1) Shales ingest gas in amounts and selectivities consistent with gas-carbon equilibrium.

For these critical materials, a truly circular economy is therefore not possible until the infrastructure has reached a low-carbon equilibrium state where end-of-life stock is available to substitute for virgin material demand.

This means that, for instance, a steel with 0.1 percent carbon, at equilibrium, contains about 0.025 percent, or 250 parts per million, dissolved oxygen.