Sentence examples for charge water from inspiring English sources

In Dublin this year, huge protests erupted over plans to directly charge water users who previously paid for water through their taxes.

"Through molecular tailoring," says Robert Allen, senior manager of materials chemistry at IBM Almaden, "we can do all sorts of things"—designing particles with a particular shape, charge, water solubility, or other property.

It is shown that during charge, water transfer is significantly restricted with increasing the concentration of HBr when the Nafion 115 cation exchange membrane is employed.

These results indicate that at potentials which are less than or equal to the potential of zero total charge, water activation over Pt(111) may be difficult.

The company was to furnish water free of charge (except the rental of hydrants) from hydrants for the sprinkling of streets and flushing of gutters and sewers along, on, or under such streets as were curbed, guttered, or sewered; also, free of charge, water for all purposes of the fire department and for supplying the city hall buildings, office, and prison.

The extraction of crude biosurfactant from the grown microbial broth depends on its ionic charge, water solubility, and location (intracellular, extracellular, or cell bound).

Given the ability of those fibrils to transport charge, water-mediated hydrogen bonding within an amyloid-like packing arrangement was proposed as the basis for their physical properties.

The suit charges "water torture" as a cause of death.

The charged water molecules move from the supercapacitor chamber to the charged metal electrode.

While batteries store energy chemically, supercapacitors store it as an electrical charge which builds up at the interface between electrically charged water molecules, or ions, and an electrode.

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