Sentence examples for so much hydrogen from inspiring English sources
The deuterium could react with other deuterium nuclei, but, because there is so much hydrogen, the D/H ratio is held to very low values, typically 10−18.
In 1783 volcanoes in the area erupted continuously for eight months, generating so much ash, hydrogen fluoride and sulphur dioxide that it killed one in five Icelanders and half of the country's livestock.
"Why do we talk about hydrogen so much when the experts all agree we already have a good technology?" said Jens Neumann, the head of strategy and North American operations for Volkswagen.
"Hydrogen can be used so much more efficiently than hydrocarbons," he says, "that reforming natural gas into hydrogen scarcely increases its demand, [when you account for] the resulting savings in refineries, power plants, furnaces, and boilers".
Individual protons (the nuclei of hydrogen atoms) are particularly effective at slowing neutrons down, so chemicals containing hydrogen show up well.Since rock-forming minerals themselves do not contain much hydrogen, and hydrogen gas does not hang around to be detected, by far the likeliest source of hydrogen in a rock is water or (depending on the temperature) ice.
But as the universe expanded, it cooled so much that, about 380,000 years after the big bang, the electrons and protons paired up, creating neutral hydrogen atoms.
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