Sentence examples for escape of hydrogen from inspiring English sources

The escape of hydrogen gas during acid etching leads to the nitrogen-doped carbon shell with a microporous structure.

On one occasion, to Gosling's amazement, Wilkins produced a condom from his pocket to prevent the escape of hydrogen gas, which did the trick.

Steam access and the escape of hydrogen and volatile oxide from void spaces within the brush are restricted compared with specimens with more direct diffusion pathways to the test environment.

Moist Greenhouse states are characterized by an upper atmosphere that is sufficiently moist for the planet to lose its entire water inventory to space in its lifetime as a consequence of the photo-dissociation of water and the subsequent escape of hydrogen to space.

Proton cyclotron waves are observed for the first time at Venus (Delva et al. 2008a, b) which give the evidence of the escape of hydrogen from the exosphere of Venus by the pick up process.

The photolysis of water H2O by UV rays followed by hydrodynamic escape of hydrogen can lead to a build-up of oxygen in planets close to their star undergoing runaway greenhouse effect.

The current atmospheric escape rate of hydrogen in the oceans is approximately one meter of oceans every billion years, but as the Sun continues to warm, the rate will increase to at least one meter of ocean every million years.

Chaffin, M. S., Deighan, J., Schneider, N. M. & Stewart, A. I. F. Elevated atmospheric escape of atomic hydrogen from Mars induced by high-altitude water.

The holes were sealed by another series of chemical reactions without escape of the hydrogen.

The possibility that the photodissociation of water and the subsequent escape to space of hydrogen are the source of oxygen would need to be excluded.

Hope's measurements of conditions in Mars' lower atmosphere should help fill in the gaps on how and why the lower atmosphere affects the escape of oxygen and hydrogen from the upper atmosphere into space.