Sentence examples for stream of oxygen from inspiring English sources

When the device is placed in a clear jar and exposed to sunlight, it produces a steady stream of oxygen and hydrogen bubbling up to the surface.

Then the scientists placed jars of the blueberries under a cylinder that shot out a violet-tinged stream of oxygen and nitrogen plasma essentially ionized air.

Copolymerization was conducted in nitrobenzene in the presence of copper(I) chloride and pyridine as the catalyst under a stream of oxygen, producing high molecular weight copolymers (Mn∼50,000) with broad molecular weight distributions (Mw/Mn∼35).

To better isolate the effect of modelling reacting flow with different chemistry models, the frame of Large Eddy Simulation (LES) of FLUENT has been used to resolve the time-spatial evolution of the gas mixture of pyrolysed fuel (modelled as polybutadiene, which is the major species of the thermal decomposition) and a stream of oxygen injected at the head-end of the combustor.

In our experiments, DHI [41] and synthetic eumelanin [42] were prepared according to the literature: a solution of DHI (50 mmol) in phosphate buffer, 0.1 M, pH 7.4, (10 ml) was treated with tyrosinase (400 units) under a stream of oxygen for 4 h at 25 °C, then acidified to pH 4.5 and washed first with distilled water and then in methanol/water 7/3.

A steady stream of oxygen gas is then produced by the exothermic reaction.

This restriction occurs, for instance, when an additional stream of oxygen-enriched air is introduced with the purpose of either achieving high temperature levels or favoring flame stabilization.

Further, McClung said while his wife's mask was providing her with a stream of oxygen-dense air, his was not working at all and he thought others were having the same trouble.

Briefly, PC100% and PC70% Cholesterol30%(molar ratios) were dissolved in chloroform before drying under a stream of oxygen-free nitrogen gas by rotary evaporation until a thin film was formed.

The solvent was subsequently evaporated under a stream of oxygen-free dry nitrogen at 45°C and traces of solvent removed by a storage under high vacuum for 2 days.

The electrochemical cell, consisting of a solid base and solid acid electrocatalyst, together with a proton exchange membrane, comprise the system that converts aqueous hydrogen peroxide into separate gas streams of oxygen and hydrogen.