Sentence examples for evolution of carbon mono from inspiring English sources

Irrespective of temperature, physical mixtures decompose into Ag and NiO particles of about 5 nm, with evolution of carbon mono- and di-oxide.

The results of electrolysis are the deposition of molten aluminum on the bottom of the cell and the evolution of carbon dioxide on the carbon anode.

The frothing results from the evolution of carbon dioxide gas, though this was not recognized until the 17th century.

In addition, we compared the evolution of carbon monoxide, carbon dioxide, ethylene and acetylene.

Noticeable emission of ethane, propane, carbon mono- and dioxides was also detected under sliding of PECVD coatings deposited with the lowest ion energy.

Such events of domain loss may ultimately have resulted in the evolution of mono- and sesqui-TPSs from ancestral αβ-domain diTPS enzymes [ 43].

Haze contains increased concentrations of carbon-dioxide, carbon mono-oxide, other gases and the particulate material.

This strongly suggests that insertions deletions do not occur during the evolution of coding mono-, di-, tetra-, and penta-SSR.

Mr. Sterk, of the Wuppertal Institute, said the evolution of a Chinese carbon market could play a dominant role.

The evolution of water and carbon dioxide continues up to 800 K for MgO.

Subsequently this cut-off was used to investigate: 1) heterogeneity in single colonies isolated from 13 rifampicin mono-resistant M. tuberculosis clinical isolates, and 2) the evolution of isoniazid resistance in rifampicin mono-resistant isolates in 2 patients.