Sentence examples for gaseous element from inspiring English sources

As a student in the laboratory of J.J. Thomson, Aston had learned that the gaseous element neon produced two positive rays.

Activated charcoal provides an effective solution to this problem because of its high adsorption capacity to gaseous element like radon.

In this paper, we will have a brief review on the IMP ECR ion sources and the typical results of the gaseous element ion beams and also the metallic ion beams.

The gaseous elements hydrogen and oxygen, for example, with quite different properties, can combine to form the compound water, which has altogether different properties from either oxygen or hydrogen.

Since 2001, the SPIRAL I Facility (Système de Production d'Ions Radioactifs en Ligne, version I) located at GANIL in Caen (France) has delivered radioactive ion beams mainly of "light" gaseous elements, from He to Kr.

A FEBIAD ion source has been recently tested at ISAC, but these ion sources are not suitable for gaseous elements like N, O, F, Ne, … , A new type of ion source is then necessary.

The yields and release curves of several light gaseous elements produced via irradiation by 1.4 GeV protons of the CaO target are presented and compared with those obtained under similar conditions with a plasma ion-source.

In particular, the researchers were studying the isotope ratios--or the comparative abundances of the different forms of a particular element--of the gaseous elements krypton and xenon.

Neon sign-maker Graham Cox shows how to bring colour and light to the dingiest of corners, while neon artist Marcus Bracey welcomes us to his gallery, God's Own Junkyard, where he insists the future for these gaseous elements remains bright.

As early as 1931, Harold Urey discovered the deuterium isotope (2H or "D") and demonstrated discrepancies in vapor pressure among the isotopes of gaseous elements.

If one accepts atomism, this implies that there are some whole-number ratios between the numbers per unit volume of atoms of various gaseous elements at the same temperature.