Sentence examples for compounds that burn from inspiring English sources
Fortunately, this is an easy fix since there are plenty of metal compounds that burn green.
Pollutants include metals such as mercury and lead, which either vaporize or escape as particulate matter, and carbon compounds that are incompletely burned.
Karrikins are a family of closely related small organic compounds that are produced when plant material burns [ 1].
Unlike black powder, which burns by the chemical reactions of its constituent ingredients, nitrocellulose is an inherently unstable compound that burns by decomposing rapidly, forming hot gases.
When the fuel is burned, the sulphur is released into the atmosphere as sulphur dioxide and other compounds that are major contributors to respiratory diseases such as bronchitis and asthma.
Halogenated compounds means organic compounds that contain chlorine atoms.
Other sources of sulfur include the ore iron pyrite, an iron-sulfur compound that can be burned to produce sulfur dioxide, and some natural gases, called sour gas, that contain appreciable quantities of hydrogen sulfide.
The 30 Years' War and consequent epidemics, famine, and destruction, compounded by a fire in 1638 that burned Lunéville to the ground, contributed to the loss of much of La Tour's legacy, as many as 400 works.
The damage to the Pentagon was extensive, compounded by smoke and water damage from the tenacious fires that burned for a day and a half after the attack.
The two most important buildings in the compound are the pagoda, on the left side, and the Main Hall; both are faithful copies in concrete, of originals that burned down in 1945.
