The phrase "char being" is not correct or usable in written English
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The maximum bio-oil yield was obtained at 500 °C up to 52.5 wt.%, with the yield of gas and char being 27% and 20.5%, respectively.
It was found that within the investigated ranges of these parameters the fraction of char being gasified increases up to 35%.
Observations from the tests, presented in this paper, suggest that the increase in web-post temperatures was due to the intumescent char being 'pulled-back' from the circumference of the hole.
The grilled arctic char is pretty good ($25).
In reality, however, coal char is a mixture of pure carbon and impurities with structural defects.
The char was mournful and melancholic, and sometimes, though not very often, quite tender.
The two of them try to convince skeptical ogres that Char is really on their side.
Wedges of char are left with a layer of silver skin that glimmers above the tight smoky flesh.
Mr. Quattrone replied to Mr. Keker's question by saying, "I thought that Mr. Char was using some inappropriate language.
No solid residue or char was produced.
Hence, the relatively high amount of char is observed.
