Sentence examples for stream of hydrogen from inspiring English sources
Large quantities of the compound are obtained by heating cupric sulfide (CuS) in a stream of hydrogen.
A more stable sulfide-type phosphor was produced in 1866 by heating zinc oxide in a stream of hydrogen sulfide.
The intention is to build a plant that cooks coal into a gas, developing a pure stream of hydrogen that would be burned to make power, and a second stream of carbon dioxide, the main gas implicated in global warming.
A novel electrochemical scheme to convert a stand-alone supply of aqueous hydrogen peroxide into a fuel cell-ready stream of hydrogen gas plus aqueous hydrogen peroxide is described.
This packed column is thermally cycled by a hot and cold nitrogen gas on its exterior surface (shell side), while a stream of hydrogen mixed with other inert gases are passed through the packed column.
In the industrial production of tungsten, however, APT is usually decomposed to the intermediate oxide in a rotary furnace under a stream of hydrogen, which partially decomposes the ammonia in the crystals into nitrogen and hydrogen while maintaining a reducing atmosphere.
As in a traditional combustion power plant, the heat generates large amounts of electricity; but in this case, the gas byproducts can be pure streams of hydrogen and carbon dioxide.
These units also contain an afterburner fueled by PEM anode off-gas to provide preheating of inlet streams of hydrogen production reactor.
In this "One-Step Hydrogen" process, intrinsically separated streams of hydrogen and storage-ready CO2, suitable for Enhanced Oil Recovery EORR) applications, are produced.
The syngas chemical looping (SCL) process circulates iron-based oxygen carrier particles through three reactors, namely the reducer, the oxidizer, and the combustor, to perform reduction oxidation reaction cycles for converting gaseous fuels to highly concentrated discrete streams of hydrogen (H2) and carbon dioxide (CO2).
The streams of hydrogen and RCR flow to separate electrical heaters (pre-heaters).
