Sentence examples for hydrocarbon amount from inspiring English sources

As far as deep source rocks are concerned, they have much smaller measured residual hydrocarbon amount and hydrocarbon potential than their middle shallow counterparts, and both reduce with the increase of the buried depth.

They appear to have the following characteristics: (1) the residual hydrocarbon amount per unit parent material in the source rocks (total organic carbon, TOC) is represented by S 1/TOC or "A /TOC (Dickey 1975; Hao et al. 1996; Durand 1988).

The residual hydrocarbon amount in deep source rocks first increases then reduces with the increase of the depth or R o and was already very small in deep basins (Fig. 19); (2) the hydrocarbon potential is represented by the H/C atomic ratio, O/C atomic ratio, and hydrogen index (Tissot et al. 1974; Tissot and Welte 1978; Jones and Edison 1978; Baskin 1997; Zhang et al. 1999).

Mean total hydrocarbon amount per fly was 878.68 ng ± 21.71 (± 1 SE).

However, D. arizonae had higher amounts of most hydrocarbons than D. mojavensis and females of both species exhibited greater hydrocarbon amounts than males.

To the production increase of light hydrocarbons, the amount of TR should have been increased.

Hydrocarbon conversion amounted to 100% without any sign of deactivation during 500 h of time on stream.

The amount hydrocarbon generated from pyrolysis experiment is greater than free hydrocarbons (S1 > S3).

The major components of neem oil are hydrocarbon with less amount of oxygen, which provided the precursor species in spray pyrolysis growth of CNTs.

The main components of neem oil are hydrocarbons containing low amount of oxygen which provides the precursor species in catalytic CVD growth of CNTs.

On account of the nitrogen atoms in the starting hydrocarbons, a certain amount (5 45 wt.%) of nitrogen remained in the resulting carbons.