Sentence examples for toxic vapour from inspiring English sources

Each waft sends a cloud of toxic vapour into the faces of children and adults as they gather to watch.

Three filter configurations and several models, taking into account Langmuir adsorption and second-order reaction between the adsorbed toxic vapour and the active metal on the surface, were developed.

The monster described by Tammas has two heads; the equine head has an enormous gaping mouth that exudes a smelly toxic vapour, and a single giant eye like a burning red flame.

They cause explosions or form toxic vapours.

The comedian Richard Blackwood, who warns children that paedophiles can make toxic vapours rise from their computer keyboards, said the joke was in poor taste.

Perhaps he was right: at any rate, the stigma gave him a good excuse for imposing a regime of strict secrecy on his household, thickening its already humid conservatoire atmosphere with toxic vapours of repression and duplicity, and instilling early habits of guardedness in his only child.

These tests show that ammonia is not suitable to recover yttrium, whereas HNO3 produces toxic vapours.

An epidemic hit London in 1670, recorded by Thomas Sydenham (1624 1689), who thought it was caused by toxic vapours emanating from the earth.

In a similar manner, exposures to agricultural pesticides, smoke, toxic vapours from industrial solvents have been variously mentioned as possible environmental triggers for LHON [15], [19].

Nickel carbonyl is a very toxic and volatile vapour that, after purification, is decomposed on pure nickel pellets to produce nickel shot.

Although arsenic can be used in paints, when it reacts with moisture its vapour becomes toxic.