Sentence examples for exit of hydrogen from inspiring English sources

Additionally, sodium/proton exchangers (NHEs) that mediate exit of hydrogen ions from cells with uptake of sodium [ 26], vacuolar H+-ATPase that mediates the ATP-dependent transport of protons [ 27], and Na+-K+ ATPase [ 28] are involved in bicarbonate reabsorption in the proximal tubule.

And the supply manifold s m of anode lumps all the volumes of passages and connections between hydrogen supply outlet and the anodes, while return manifold r m lumps all the volumes of passages and connections between anode exit outlet and the exit outlet of hydrogen of the stack.

This was believed to be the effect of the high turbulence fluctuations at the nozzle exit of the hydrogen jet which triggered Gortler vortices.

For flames with constant exit strain rate, the increase of hydrogen volume fraction was found to decrease the radiant fraction, decrease the global residence time and increase the NOx emission index.

The simulation results indicate that almost complete conversion of methane (99.99%), high exit hydrogen yield of 3.00 and low exit temperature of 569.8 °C are obtained by proper selection of design parameters of the CFFBMR with oxygen distribution.

The results show that the overall system efficiency and hydrogen production efficiency monotonically increase with increasing the combustor exit temperature (CET), increasing the amount of hydrogen extracted and decreasing the auxiliary fuel added to the system.

SKP was successfully employed for hydrogen detection on the exit side of the sample, including determination of hydrogen diffusion coefficient in Pd to 3.32 ⋅ 10− 7 cm2⋅ s− 1 at 23 °C.

The phenomenon is explained by co-deposition of hydrogen and alkali metal on the alloy, which partially hinders the exit of loaded hydrogen.

It measures concentration of hydrogen ions, not hydrogen.

Even finding the exit might require one of those hundred-dollar glow-in-the-dark compasses illuminated by tubes of phosphorus and tritium (a radioactive isotope of hydrogen, but you knew that).

"I got lots of hydrogen peroxide".