Sentence examples for large quantity of oxygen from inspiring English sources

The length of the boundaries between particles of palladium and tin dioxide under these soft temperature conditions will be longer for the material S2, and therefore, due to a large quantity of oxygen chemisorbed on the boundaries, the values of resistance for the sensors S2 should be greater than those for the sensors S1.

As is shown in Table 1, all these three characterization means undoubtedly demonstrate that HNO3 oxidation did introduce a large quantity of oxygen atoms to the carbon; HNO3 oxidation at higher temperature would introduce more oxygen atoms to the carbon; the subsequent H2 reduction can effectively remove oxygen atoms from the oxidized carbons.

The prepared TiO2 NPs with high surface-to-volume ratio favor the existence of large quantities of oxygen vacancies.

These ICs might be responsible for a large part of NADPH oxidase activation via FcγRI stimulation, resulting in large quantities of oxygen radicals.

Photoluminescence (PL) spectra of a porous silicon sample exposed to a larger quantity of oxygen gas than in Figure1 are shown for magnetic fields of 0 to 6 T. As in Figure1, the sample was held in superfluid helium at 1.5 K, and the PL was excited with 450-nm (2.76 eV) continuous wave excitation.

This can be due to the large quantity of absorbed oxygen created by the rapid photoresponse on the ZnO surface when illuminating by visible light, which slow down the photocurrent generation process [22].

The small microbes that live in the sea have been feeding on the oil and natural gas in the water and are consuming larger quantities of oxygen, which they need to digest food.

Exposure to increased temperatures and solar irradiance also causes zooxanthellae to manufacture abnormally large quantities of reactive oxygen species (molecules that contain oxygen and at least one unpaired electron), which are toxic to both the algae and their coral symbionts.

One RGP, mini "Singlet Oxygen Generator" was reported to generate large quantities of singlet oxygen.

The bombers bought large quantities of liquid oxygen, used to construct their devices, without attracting attention.

Sediment-laden riverine floods transport large quantities of dissolved oxygen into the receiving deep layers of lakes.