An RF ion-funnel technique has been developed to extract ions from a high-pressure (10 bar) noble-gas environment into a vacuum (10−6 mbar).
T. Boone Pickens, you see, may be doing the right and noble thing by the environment, but he ain't not doing it for nothing.
We drive around a bit, and he's effusive about the car; it qualifies both as one of those toys he collects and as a noble invention that spares the environment.
The durability of the metal joints could be heavily influenced in a corrosive environment, whereas the less noble material will tend to increase its corrosion rate; instead the more noble one will reduce its electrochemical dissolution (He et al. 2008; Bardal 2004).
The durability of the metal joints could be heavily influenced in a corrosive environment, whereas the less noble material will tend to increase its corrosion rate; instead, the nobler one will reduce its electrochemical dissolution (He et al. 2008; Bardal 2004).
What noble concern for wildlife and the environment they pour forth.
Creating a positive work environment sounds like a noble aspiration for both businesses and the people who work for them.
He would help clear the agenda for his successor and would also be remembered for a noble, if belated, gesture toward the environment and the people of New York, rather than for a blockbuster merger gone sour.
Engine control methods are needed to minimize the extent of catalyst deactivation and provide an environment capable of partially redispersing noble metal catalyst particles.
