Sentence examples for content carbon from inspiring English sources

Of this salt content, carbon as bicarbonate constitutes 58 parts, or 48 percent, and calcium, sulfur as sulfate, and silicon as dissolved monomeric silicic acid make up a total of about 39 parts, or 33 percent.

Parameters like moisture content, ash content, carbon composition mineral matter etc., influence the gas adsorption characteristics of a coal seam (Crosdale et al. 1998; Bustin and Clarkson 1998).

From the weight change between 150 and 400 °C, the organic matter content (carbon and oxygen containing surface groups) was determined to be 40 wt%.

Carbon (C) and nitrogen (N) content, carbon to nitrogen ratios (C N), δ13C and δ15N values show clear trends that correspond with SOM age and degree of decomposition.

The coatings with highest carbon content (carbon rich zone), exhibit mainly a sub-stoichiometric fcc NaCl TiC-type structure.

The AFP parameters including fuel availability, net calorific value, energy density, aromatic content, carbon content, thermal stability, and flash point [7, 8, 33, 41, 73, 74] were shown to influence fuel efficiency, and hence were incorporated in the current study.

Increasing the temperature resulted in increases in hydrogen and methane contents, carbon conversion and energy efficiencies.

Elemental contents, carbon contents, soluble ions, and endotoxin content of particles were determined by X-ray fluorescence spectrometry, thermal analysis, ion chromatography, and the Limulus amebocyte lysate assay, respectively.

Rodenstock's efforts to stop the sale, along with Sotheby's doubts about the bottle, made Frericks suspicious, and in 1991 he sent the bottle to a Munich lab to have its contents carbon-dated.

If changes in sterol content per carbon can partly be explained by changes in carbon content, species specific differences in accumulation of carbon might lead to divergent reactions of sterol contents to the experimental conditions.

Lower ash content and carbon residue content produce lower deposition of carbon on engine parts and increases the engine life.