Sentence examples for molecular air from inspiring English sources
Molekule, a San Francisco-based startup with a sleekly designed molecular air purifier started as an immigrant dream twenty years ago and ended up being named one of Time's top 25 inventions of 2017.
Two different devices of a BLOx (Bench Laser for Oxidation) feature were designed according to the atmosphere (molecular air, oxygen, water vapor).
The present study explored a novel oxidative desulfurization (ODS) method of light gas oil fuel, which combines a catalytic oxidation step of the dibenzothiophene compound directly in the presence of molecular air as oxidant to obtain high quality fuel for light gas oil.
The effects of these substituents on internal energy relaxation, molecular orbitals, air stability, electronic properties and charge transport behaviors were systematically discussed with density functional theory (DFT) which has been demonstrated reliable for organic semiconductor study.
A new alternative process for the direct gas phase hydroxylation of aromatics is studied using molecular oxygen (air) or nitrous oxide in the presence of copper containing calcium phosphate.
And no any decay current can be observed in absence of oxygen molecular atmosphere, and a gradually decay current can only be presented in air condition.
On the other hand, the molecular-rich air tends to increase the recombination rate and destructs the MSNA.
Thus, though the night-time plasma density is significantly reduced by the molecular-rich air, the day-time plasma is less affected by this composition change.
This storm-induced wind carries molecular-rich air from the high to middle latitudes, which can dramatically increase the recombination rates (Prölss, 1981, 1993; Fuller-Rowell et al., 1994).
These effects can be reasonably understood in the frame of storm-induced equatorward wind and the molecular-rich air it carries along with.
Since the composition disturbance propagates from high to low latitudes with decreasing magnitude, molecular-rich air is more abandant at the poleward edge than at the equatoward edge of MSNA.
