Sentence examples for corroded iron from inspiring English sources

The brown water that gushed from the Civic Park fire hydrants, dark as coffee: that was corroded iron.

In a laboratory where eight-foot cannon and other artifacts sit in tubs of fresh water to halt corrosion, layers of sand and corroded iron have been chipped away over the last few days.

Covered with seaweed, bits of shell and pebbles concreted into lumps of corroded iron, the wooden seaman's chest from the Dutch East India ship Rooswijk remains tantalisingly locked after almost 300 years.

A practical result of this is that the activity for the HER on corroded iron in chlorate electrolyte depends on whether the electrolyte contained chromate during the period of corrosion.

Our results show that precipitate mineralogy is an important factor influencing the electrical properties of the corroded iron cores and must be considered if electrical geophysical methods are to be developed to monitor PRB barrier corrosion processes in situ.

The researchers aren't sure why D.C. has so many gas leaks, but the city is old and has corroded iron pipes carrying gas.

The geochemical tidal marsh scheme that has altered or corroded iron-rich lithic artifacts in the nearshore zone is an expression of a process that has impacted numerous earlier prehistoric sites currently located on the continental shelf or beneath the coastal estuaries around the world.

Rapidly corroding iron negated the chlorine treatment.

When the SKP detects the potential of freely corroding iron at a defect, where no protective coating layer is, the interfacial potential for the conversion film coated zinc layer is more negative than the defect potential.

Just as oxygen and water corrode iron, too many free radicals can damage our cells.

Environments containing NH3/NH4+ and organic phosphorous compounds (e.g., phosphonates, organophosphates) from corroding iron meteorites ((Fe,Ni3 P) [105, 105] thus could have created very favorable, spatially-restricted conditions for prebiotic synthesis, perhaps unparalleled on the prebiotic Earth.