Sentence examples for forms of soot from inspiring English sources

Future work should attempt to enhance the method's selectivity, i.e., its capability to separate CNTs from other forms of soot.

Carbon was discovered in prehistory and was known in the forms of soot and charcoal to the earliest human civilizations.

Since they are, in essence, a form of soot, this is not surprising.

The method devised by Dawid Janas, a Polish scientist, involves covering aircraft wings with a form of soot, which can then be heated to stop ice forming in the first place.

Black carbon, a form of soot that arises from incomplete combustion, has been underestimated by an order of magnitude in previous studies, the team reports in the Journal of Geophysical Research: Atmospheres.

Three days of exposure to the PM2.5 in the form of soot only had no significant effect on the RR interval or SDNN.

The effects of PM2.5 exposure in the form of soot only were globally more prominent during the dark periods than during the light periods.

We measured 24-hr HRV in time domains from electrocardiogram telemetry recordings obtained in conscious, freely moving mice after 3 days of exposure to PM2.5 in the form of soot only or iron-soot.

Thus, higher inputs along with higher proportions of stabilized soot-BC fractions in the mineral phase may have contributed to higher soot-BC concentrations at Qu compared to Of determined by NMR after chemical oxidation (31.3 vs. 14.8% of SOC in the form of soot-BC).

The major findings of the present study are that a short-term (3-day) exposure to PM2.5 in the form of iron-soot or soot only results in a significant reduction in HRV that persists at least 48 hr after the exposure ceases.

One of the interesting operating regimes in which a flame lifts off and forms a column of soot was identified when oxygen in the annulus air jet was reduced sufficiently.