Sentence examples for surplus of hydrogen from inspiring English sources

The plant, which is producing methanol, has a surplus of hydrogen (H2) flow rate in purge gas.

The water supposedly contains a surplus of hydrogen sulphide with unique medicinal properties.

Images by the Hubble Space Telescope show surpluses of hydrogen and oxygen in the moon's southern hemisphere, say astronomers writing in Science journal.

This paper addresses the problem of the actual hydrogen distribution at the Porto Refinery of the GALP ENERGIA network, and uses a new tool based on the concept of hydrogen surplus.

According to the concepts of hydrogen surplus and pinch point, the characteristic of the pinch point is analyzed first, and it is found that the pinch point can only appear at the sink-tie-line which can intersect the source purity profile.

A promising option for the long-term storage of surplus electricity is the production of hydrogen from water and its reconversion to generate electricity.

Startech, a leading developer of gasification technology, maintains that the combined sales of the power surplus and hydrogen production would allow plants to profit $15 from each ton of waste processed.

This alloy composition can provide a large amount of hydrogen desorption using solar heat or surplus heated water and a large amount of hydrogen absorption by natural air cooling in an adequate reaction time.

The United States has a large surplus of enriched uranium, but the bombs need another material, tritium, a form of hydrogen and the "h" in "h-bomb".

Neon is isolated from this cold, gaseous mixture by bringing it into contact with activated charcoal, which adsorbs the neon and hydrogen; removal of hydrogen is effected by adding enough oxygen to convert it all to water, which, along with any surplus oxygen, condenses upon cooling.

It measures concentration of hydrogen ions, not hydrogen.