Sentence examples for mixed with carbon from inspiring English sources
Carbon isotope data show that up to 40% of the carbon within the soil carbonate is derived from photosynthesis, mixed with carbon from geological sources (limestone present in the quarry fines).
Together with several colleagues, Professor Brisson has obtained a patent on carbonated ice cream: the cream base is mixed with carbon dioxide instead of liquid nitrogen.
Solvay, who was unaware that the reaction itself had been known for 50 years, solved the practical problems of large-scale production by his invention of the Solvay carbonating tower, in which an ammonia-salt solution could be mixed with carbon dioxide.
But pure iron is a soft metal... in practice, it is almost always mixed with carbon to produce steel.
Similar results were obtained on the terpolymers mixed with carbon nanotubes.
The natural gas usually comes out of the ground mixed with carbon dioxide, which natural gas sellers routinely remove so the natural gas can be considered "pipeline quality".
At that time, clusters formed by aggregation of the NiMoO4 nanowires could not be mixed efficiently with carbon black, which resulted in impairing their electrochemical performance by restriction of the electronic conduction paths from each nanowire to a current collector.
Three protein hydrolysates obtained by different enzyme combinations were mixed with activated carbon and the peptide adsorption was investigated by RP-HPLC.
This paper tries to assess the factors governing the tribological behaviour of different nanocomposites films composed by metallic carbides (MeC) mixed with amorphous carbon (a-C).
There, treated with cyanide and mixed with activated carbon and other chemicals, the quartz dust yields a bonanza -- roughly 1.4 ounces of pure gold per ton of sand, on average, or a little less than $600 worth at today's rates.
The maximum power density of the 30%wtungsten-candurized nickel was 8.2 mW/cm2 atungstenrrent density of 19.0 mA/carbidesh was 7.3% of the 20 wt% Pt/C.
