Sentence examples for gas compound from inspiring English sources
Mr Cameron said: "We face a very bad situation at this BP gas compound in Algeria.
He said: "We face a very bad situation at this BP gas compound in Algeria.
"The aim of the terrorists was to explode the gas compound," he said.
For simulation purposes, a constant membrane permeability hypothesis is most often assumed for each gas compound, for sake of simplicity.
At the camp, for example, Mr. Ressam said he watched a demonstration of how to kill a dog in a cage with a cyanide gas compound, according to a court transcript.
Research results indicate that under the influence of factors such as high ground stress and gas pressure, the mutual coupling interaction between coal and gas is much more significant, which leads to the emergence of new characteristics of gas compound dynamic disasters.
Most of the gains Alcoa claims so far have come from reducing releases of perfluorocarbons, gas compounds that last far longer than carbon dioxide and thus do much more harm, pound for pound.
Therefore, here, we review (i) the chemical composition and treatment technologies of flue gas, (ii) the uptake pathways and removal of the different compounds in microalgae reactors, and (iii) the tolerance and effects on microalgae of all flue gas compounds.
It is also due to mutations in the operations of criminal syndicates which have been diversifying their operations into new areas like counterfeiting and environmental crime". The latest trend is the illegal trade in hydrochlorofluorocarbons (HCFCs), gas compounds used in refrigeration and aerosols which are known to contribute to global warming.
By emphasising the interactions between microalgae and flue gas compounds, we envisage new pathways for microalgal biomass valorisation such as enzyme production for environmental technology, novel biogas production and biosequestration of minerals.
Only the combination of both phases when generated in air caused high toxicity, suggesting either the existence of radicals on the surface or a carrier mechanism of the ultrafine particles for adsorbed gas compounds.
