Sentence examples for dioxide dispersion from inspiring English sources

Here, MMA polymerization was performed by supercritical carbon dioxide dispersion.

The problem of determining the reaction locus in the supercritical carbon dioxide dispersion polymerization of methyl methacrylate is considered.

This investigation presents computational fluid dynamics (CFD) simulations of carbon dioxide (CO2) dispersion from a natural gas-fueled thermal power plant in an urban environment.

The suitability of carbon dioxide (CO2) as dispersion promoter in liquid liquid (water-in-oil) dispersions is explained as a result of its concentration in the mixture.

The new catalysts are produced from alcohols and precursors of titania and Pd in the presence of supercritical carbon dioxide so the dispersion of metal species (palladium) into the TiO2 lattice is possible.

We assessed ambient air concentrations of pollutants from road traffic and heating throughout the study area for three points in time (1960 , 1970 and 1980) using reconstructed emission data for the index pollutants nitrogen oxides (NO x)/NO(2)) and sulfur dioxide together with dispersion modeling.

Zhao et al. [14] found that the presence of aggregated titanium dioxide particles in dispersions deleteriously affects the optical and mechanical properties.

The process of surface modification of hydrophobic organic (copper phthalocyanine (CuPc)) as well as hydrophilic inorganic pigments (titanium dioxide) in aqueous dispersions by employing tailor-made thermo-responsive copolymers and the colloidal stability have been studied as a function of temperature.

The results indicated that the dispersion of silicon dioxide nanoparticles at optimum concentration in the liquid phase remarkably increases the removal efficiency.

The paper describes a purpose built test facility, which was used to carry out experiments to study the dispersion of carbon dioxide to simulate leaked refrigerant.

The projected warmer and more variable weather may result in better dispersion of nitrogen dioxide levels in winter, whereas the higher temperatures may reduce air quality during the warmer months by increasing tropospheric ozone levels.