Sentence examples for oxidising air from inspiring English sources

Another solution could be zinc-air batteries, which have high energy density (around 200Wh/kg) and need no fuel, instead oxidising air with zinc.

The catalytic performance of iron antimony oxide catalyst can be improved by operating the partial oxidation/ammoxidation in a cyclic mode, i.e. alternating the feed from reducing (hydrocarbon/air(/ammonia)) to oxidising (air) atmospheres.

Under no oxidising atmosphere the temperature does not effect on the friction value.

He gave the name luciferin to the substance that can be oxidised in air, with the help of the enzyme luciferase, to emit a greenish-bluish light.

Prior to TBC deposition, the specimens were pre-oxidised in air and low-pressure oxygen.

In pre-reduced freshwater sediments, aquifer sediments and the amorphous Fe(II) phase oxidised with air, XAS indicated that Tc remained associated with the solids as hydrous TcO2-like phases.

X-ray Photoelectron Spectroscopy (XPS) of the TiAlN near-surface region as oxidised in air after deposition revealed a duplex surface film consisting of oxynitridic TiAl(O,N) covered by a shallow Al rich oxide layer.

Statistical best-fit kinetic and transport parameters are derived from temperature and yield profiles observed in a pilot-plant catalytic reactor in which o-xylene is oxidised with air to phthalic anhydride and its precursors.

The gas-sensitive films were tested with changing concentrations of reducing and oxidising gases in air.

With time, air oxidises the metal, turning that line to many subtle shades of gold and brown.

It is then advantageous to oxidise Fe3O4 in air to Fe2O3, an oxygen-carrier.