Sentence examples for electrically charged species from inspiring English sources
Electrically charged species in flames can be studied by sampling a flame through a metallic nozzle into a mass spectrometer.
A particle mass spectrometer has been used to investigate the formation of electrically charged species and soot particles in laminar premixed flames.
The holes in the sieve will allow water molecules to pass, but not sodium and chloride ions (the components of salt), because these electrically charged species are surrounded by retinues of water molecules that make them too big.
They work because the holes in the sieve will pass H2O but are too small to give passage to sodium and chloride ions (the components of salt), because these electrically charged species are accompanied by retinues of water molecules, which are attracted to them by their charges, and are thus, effectively, much larger than a lone water molecule is.
Numerical simulations of counterflow laminar diffusion flames impinged by sub-breakdown DC electric fields are performed in this work using multi-component transport and a detailed chemical mechanism for methane air combustion that includes elementary steps for the conversion of six electrically charged species.
In general, the proceeding of physical adsorption requires the presence of both electrically charged metal surface and charged species in the bulk of the solution.
Capacitive deionization (CDI) is an emerging water desalination technology in which pairs of porous electrodes are electrically charged to remove ionic species from water.
These particles are electrically charged, and the electric forces on the charge are responsible for holding the atom together.
Electrospinning process uses a high voltage electric field to produce electrically charged jets from polymer solution.
Like all particle accelerators, it uses an electric field to speed up electrically charged particles.
ClearSign uses high-voltage electric fields to manipulate the electrically charged molecules in a combustion flame.
