Sentence examples for extraction of hydrogen from inspiring English sources

The oxidation of the hydrogenated anthraquinone working solution by oxygen and the extraction of hydrogen peroxide from the working solution with deionized water were carried out simultaneously in a sieve plate column of 50 mm in diameter.

Her father owns Hydrogen Production Associates, a company in Knoxville that designs and builds electrolysis equipment for the extraction of hydrogen and oxygen from water.

In this effort, a complete 3-D discharge model to simulate extraction of hydrogen from the storage bed for fuel cell operation is developed.

Energy Abundance Energyy saving ceases to be a critical factor in transport, thanks to a technology breakthrough (e.g., cheap and efficient extraction of Hydrogen from seawater) or significant cost reduction due to widespread utilization of shale gas and other resources".

Scientists from Pacific Northwest National Laboratory in the US have revealed new details of a catalyst that enhances the extraction of hydrogen from a molecule in which it has been stored.

Extraction of hydrogen from water-gas shift reactors through dense hydrogen transport membranes, while retaining CO2 at operating pressures of coal gasifiers (e.g. 1000 psi or 69 bar) produces essentially pure hydrogen in the permeate and CO2 at high pressure and high concentration, which is ideal for efficient sequestration of CO2.

The effects of the superficial velocity of oxygen on the conversion of 2-ethylanthrahydroquinone and the extraction efficiency of hydrogen peroxide were investigated, separately.

The membranes of vanadium alloys can be a more productive and less expensive alternative to the membranes of palladium alloys for the extraction of ultrapure hydrogen.

An assembly of 18 tubular membranes of V-5.2at%Pd with 145 µm wall thickness was designed for feeding 1 kW PEMFC and demonstrated a highly productive extraction of ultrapure hydrogen from WGS mixture.

The aim of this work is to provide an estimation of the membrane area needed for the extraction of the hydrogen which is produced at a defined gas hourly space velocity (GHSV) in steam reforming of methane (SR).

The first event is always the extraction of a hydrogen radical from an unreactive C H bond, but the final outcome of the reaction can vary greatly, including isomerizations, complex rearrangements, oxidations and methylations.