Sentence examples for evolution of gases from inspiring English sources

This plasma is quickly extinguished by further dramatic evolution of gases from GO and consequent pressure increase.

Using a direct foaming method a foamed alumina was produced using in situ evolution of gases by calcining blends of ammonium sulphate and aluminium sulphate with varying ammonium mole fraction (AMF).

Solid-state ion exchange of protons of acidic and non-acidic OH groups for alkaline earth cations in mordenite-type zeolites was investigated by means of TGA, temperature-programmed evolution of gases, IR and in-situ IR/GC measurements.

In the combustion method, the temperature is uniformly distributed and transferred to the interior of the sample, which made the evolution of gases and release of enormous amount of heat to form spinel ferrites [28].

The gas was switched to a flow of 2%% O2/Ar (40 ml min−1) and the temperature increased to 723 K at a ramp of 5 K min−1 and then the reactor temperature was held constant at 723 K until all evolution of gases other than O2 and Ar ceased.

In considering the kinetics of evolution of gases in liquids through formation of bubbles which eventually float up, we will be guided by air bubbles located in water since considerable information about this system is available that allows us to find realistic parameters of this process.

Many bakery products depend on the evolution of gas from added chemical reactants as their leavening source.

Evolution of gas composition has been regularly checked by in-line mass spectrometry.

This sort of release is largely related with the evolution of gas seepage properties of crushed coal, namely, the evolution of gas seepage properties plays an important role in the gas extraction and the outburst prevention of coal seam.

The solidification pattern described above can be observed in well-deoxidized steel, which shows no evolution of gas as it solidifies.

Large energy losses in water electrolysis are caused by evolution of gas bubbles.