Sentence examples for oxidising hydrogen from inspiring English sources

Taken together, these initial two stages represent an indirect way of oxidising hydrogen to yield water!

C. metallidurans CH34 can gain its energy from oxidising hydrogen gas (H2) into electrons (e−) and protons (H+).

They have chemosymbiotic bacteria in their gills that oxidise hydrogen sulphide, and the molluscs absorb nutrients synthesized by these bacteria.

Certain beard worms, such as Riftia pachyptila, live at ocean floor thermal vents and have no digestive tract; instead they supply hydrogen sulphide and methane to bacteria in their trophosomes, which oxidise the hydrogen sulphide and methane on behalf of the worm.

Unfortunately these studies do not allow the specific species involved to be determined since the DCFH probe has been reported to be oxidised by hydrogen peroxide, NO, hydroxyl radical, and peroxynitrite [16].

Surprisingly, the present lipase was inherently stable towards some oxidising agents particularly hydrogen peroxide at high concentrations [3 5% (v/v)].

Watson believes that rather than being wholly bad, oxidising molecules, such as hydrogen peroxide, are crucial for the body's health.

The "supernatant" liquid above the sediment is siphoned off into an electrochemical reactor and oxidised and the hydrogen extracted from the water.

As proof of concept we choose a commonly used oxidase enzyme, for example, glucose oxidase that oxidises glucose to hydrogen peroxide and gluconolactone.

However, methanol is very much more difficult to oxidise anodically than hydrogen, the more conventional anode fuel, and this has hampered development of commercial direct methanol fuel cells.

The oxidative desulfurization of thiophene in a synthetic mixture of thiophene and iso-octane was investigated with copper loaded titanium silicate-1 (TS-1) catalyst in presence of hydrogen peroxide as oxidising agent and the conversion was enhanced by 22% at 240 min on addition of 1.05 wt.% copper in TS-1.