Sentence examples for hydrogen escape from inspiring English sources

Then, sunlight split the water molecules, letting hydrogen escape into space.

The compact nitride layer prevented hydrogen escape from the Cr coating.

But he says the argument would be more persuasive if it explained why the crust would have absorbed the excess oxygen produced by hydrogen escape.

Hydrogen escape with the rising annealing temperature is observed together with increases of the compressive stress, band gap and Urbach energies.

Chaffin et al. (2014) used MEX SPICAM ultraviolet observations to find that the hydrogen escape rate from Mars decreased by an order of magnitude over six months in 2007, coincident with the waning of a large dust storm in fall 2007 (Mars Year 28).

On the basis of a global 3D-model of the dynamics and chemistry of the middle atmosphere (0 150 km), we show that this picture is wrong under the condition of a flux through the domain which corresponds to the commonly accepted value of the hydrogen escape flux.

At first, he thought the glowing patches might indicate deposits of some sort of phosphorescent material, but then, in '61, after taking some spectrogram he suggested that the phenomenon might be caused by molecular hydrogen escaping theough volcanic fissures and flourescing under the sun's rays.

The lightweight hydrogen escaped into space, leaving Venus dry and barren forever.

The traces of hydrogen escaping from the deposits surface disappeared and the color of the copper deposits changed from dark-brown to dark red when the PEG concentration was 1.67 × 10− 5 M or more.

The energetic particles break water into oxygen and hydrogen, maintaining the thin oxygen atmospheres of the icy moons (since the hydrogen escapes more rapidly).

These water molecules will be broken down through photodissociation by solar ultraviolet radiation, allowing hydrogen to escape the atmosphere.