Sentence examples for produced iron from inspiring English sources
French défrichements ("clearings") spread along the St. Lawrence between Quebec and Montreal, the iron forges at Saint-Maurice produced iron for Quebec stoves and even cannons, and shipbuilding flourished.
The produced iron II sensor can be used for potentiometric and voltammetric detection.
Comparable reflectance spectra have been reported with laboratory produced iron gall ink [6] and traditionally dyed Phormium tenax (New Zealand flax) [32].
We found that single species produced iron sulfide and accelerated corrosion, but mixed species produced sulfate green rust and inhibited corrosion.
This may reveal the formation of the iron with very fine particles in the combustion synthesis of gels, while the brownish red antiferromagnetic α-Fe2O3 formed in the burning of the produced iron.
Instead, the trace elements released by the proposed mechanism are subsequently absorbed by newly produced iron, manganese, and aluminum oxides and become immobile as long as conditions remain oxidic.
The phase analysis of the produced iron-oxide powders was systemically investigated using Mössbauer spectra, where the phase of Fe2O3 and Fe3O4 showed a strong dependence on the oxygen concentration in the mixed gas.
We demonstrated that P. involutus produced iron-reducing activity during the decomposition of organic matter extracts (13); however, the mechanism for reducing Fe3+ was not characterized.
Electroporation of electro-competent S. aureus bacteria in the presence of 5-nm citrate-coated IONPs, according to BIO-RAD standard protocols [ 34, 35], produced iron-labeled bacteria.
ALLEGHENY TECHNOLOGIES INC., Pittsburgh, a maker of stainless steel and other alloys, said it planned to sell two noncore businesses, Portland Forge, Portland, Ind., a producer of carbon and alloy steel parts, and Casting Services, La Porte, Ind., which produces iron castings.
Even before the Curved Dash Oldsmobile rolled off the assembly line, in 1901, becoming the first mass-produced American car, Detroit was a showplace of labor, its huge factories producing iron, copper, freight cars, ships, pharmaceuticals, and beer.
