Sentence examples for carbon monoxide bubbles from inspiring English sources
The rising carbon monoxide bubbles stir the melt, lift inclusions, and cause the formation of a very clean shell about 50 millimetres thick, called the rim.
For the CO-inactivation experiment, carbon monoxide was bubbled through the reaction mixture containing the P450 enzyme and sodium dithionite prior to addition of the azide substrate.
Sodium dithionate was added to the liver microsomes, and the reduced hemoprotein was combined with carbon monoxide by bubbling CO through the solution.
This work presents the modelling and simulation of the mass transfer of oxygen, carbon dioxide and carbon monoxide between air bubbles and a reacting air-coal emulsion.
Alternatively, before exposure to FP, Hb was "poisoned" and oxygen depleted by bubbling carbon monoxide (CO) for 10 min into the RBC suspension.
They are simplified for the case in which no oxidation of carbon monoxide is considered within the bubbles and when the rate of the heterogeneous reactions at the surface of the particles is much faster than the rate of diffusion of reactants.
Using a laser, Navarro-González Navarro-González the bubbles, releasing trapped carefullyopened carbon monoxide, and nithec oxide.
This is in support of some trends reported in the literature, which state that the concentrations of toxicants (e.g. carbon monoxide or heavy metals) remain high even after bubbling through water [ 19].
When they bubbled this gas into a flask with their hafnium molecules, two carbon monoxide molecules split the nitrogen and formed new bonds to create oxamide, a common fertilizer, the scientists reported online 13 December in Nature Chemistry.
A circulating slurry bubble reactor was developed to synthesise methanol via methyl formate from the gas mixture of carbon monoxide and hydrogen at low temperature.
