Sentence examples for surface of the burning from inspiring English sources
These observations are interpreted assuming that the initial small MgO particles adhered to the metal surface result in the formation of solid MgO islands and inclusions on surface of the burning Mg droplets.
This suggests that for EVA, which melts before burning, organoclay layers become nanodisperse at the surface of the burning polymer.
As was observed, the process of percolation plays a significant role by weakening the surface of the burning coal.
Chromatography and FTIR spectroscopy revealed the formation of phosphorus-containing compounds (phosphates, ethers, and carbonates) on the surface of the burning polymer.
Based on experiments and the solution of a set of equations for a large carbon particle (3-mm diameter), the oxygen content on the surface of the burning particle is calculated.
The nanocomposite showed a reduced rate of combustion due to the accumulation of the silicate on the surface of the burning specimen which create a protective barrier to heat and mass transfer.
Sunlight splintered off the surface of the water, burning brighter and brighter like the first light from a blast, until finally I couldn't see Troy anymore and I was alone.
This decouples the condensed phase energy balance from the gas phase fluid dynamics, and assigns the distribution of surface temperature along the burning surface.
Oxide caps were found on the surface of particles burning in all the environments; however the size of the oxide caps detected on the particles quenched in the Ar/O2 and He/O2 mixtures was markedly smaller than that found in the N2/O2 gas mixtures.
The regression rate of the burning surface along the laminar interface, determined experimentally, is also used as an input.
This difference probably is a result of mistaken identification of the burning surface temperature in the previous studies, because it was found that the sudden change or tiny plateau of the slope, in the temperature profile of PMMA, did not signal the burning surface.
