Sentence examples for quantities of carbon monoxide from inspiring English sources

Was the chauffeur's blood contaminated with lethal quantities of carbon monoxide?

Why did blood tests show that Mr. Paul had breathed in huge quantities of carbon monoxide before he died?

The technology, similar to what other food manufacturers use to package many non-meat products, uses minute quantities of carbon monoxide.

Even if a car seems to be running fine, Mr. Ford said, an engine that is running below the correct temperature emits excessive quantities of carbon monoxide and hydrocarbons.

The transient behavior of a 50 cm2 PEM fuel cell fed on simulated reformate containing diluted hydrogen and trace quantities of carbon monoxide (CO) was experimentally investigated.

During oxidation of PhCl over the catalysts, the formation of carbon dioxide along with small quantities of carbon monoxide, PhClx and coke was found.

"A carbon monoxide alarm today is triggered by a combination of the amount of carbon monoxide and the duration of its presence," Mr. Giles said.

On the one hand, residents are being encouraged to cycle more and help make the capital a safer place by reducing the quantity of carbon monoxide-producing vehicles on the roads.

Numerical targets set a specific allowable quantity of a pollutant (e.g., 10 micrograms of carbon monoxide per cubic metre of air measured over an eight-hour period).

Larger quantities of air in the fire compartment result in lower concentrations of carbon monoxide, higher concentrations of carbon dioxide, and smoke dilution.

Jones, 44, of Pickens, who died of carbon monoxide poisoning.