Sentence examples for carbon monoxide generated from inspiring English sources

The fuel consists of a mixture of hydrogen and carbon monoxide generated from water and a fossil fuel.

The procedure worked because a surface of red-hot carbonless iron readily absorbs carbon from the carbon monoxide generated in the enveloping charcoal fire.

In this study domestic use of paraffin and gas was associated with an increased risk of respiratory symptoms and diseases, possibly caused by oxides of nitrogen or carbon monoxide generated when gas or paraffin is burned [ 51].

The laser ablation process generated a more compact aerosol that was difficult to break down into smaller particles, whereas the HiPCO (high-pressure carbon monoxide) process generated a more extended material that was easier to break down into smaller particles and appeared to lead to higher airborne concentrations.

Alarms are triggered when dangerous amounts of carbon monoxide are generated within a given time -- when the level remains at 70 parts per million for 180 minutes, for example, or at 400 parts per million for 15 minutes.

In the synthesis process, carbon monoxide was generated at a relatively high temperature and partially reduced Fe3+ to Fe2+.

In the meantime, carbon monoxide (CO), generated during the process of coal oxidation, may appear in the air.

Flow cell experiments show that an adsorbate is formed at −1 V. Carbon monoxide is generated from this adsorbate between −1.4 and −1.9 V. Oxidation of the adsorbate forming carbon dioxide is observed between 0.2 and 0.6 V.

We hypothesized that the cytoprotective gas molecule carbon monoxide (CO), generated endogenously by heme oxygenases (HO), promotes differentiation of progenitors into functional macrophages.

Carbon monoxide (CO) generated by HO has been demonstrated to be a potential endogenous modulator of vascular tone in the liver (Suematsu et al, 1994).

Reactions of sodium carbonate and water with carbon monoxide eventually generate hydroxyl (OH−) and formate (HCOO−) ions in the multi-step process that catalyzes oil-production [ 31].