Sentences with phrase «chemical reaction between»

Or could there be a chemical reaction between dissolved methane and oxygen that depletes the oxygen level below that needed to sustain life?

Instead it is created in a photo - chemical reaction between nitrogen oxides and volatile organic compounds.

Copper and Zinc electrodes are placed in each Brussels sprout to create a chemical reaction between the electrodes, generating a current which can be stored and used to power the LEDs on the tree.

A chemical reaction between the seawater and these soaked - up carbon emissions produces carbonic acid, which is corrosive to coral reefs, shellfish, and other marine life.

The chemical reaction between the rocks and the CO2 in the falling rain depends on temperature.

«What exactly that something was has yet to be identified, but it involved a chemical reaction between a new political conservatism and a nascent multiculturalism... One thing is certain: however the historical picture gets sorted out, Exit Art will figure into it.»

Both types of gravel are coated to prevent the gravel from coming into physical contact with the water and creating a chemical reaction between the minerals in the substrate and the water.

The Mirai is powered by a fuel cell which generates electricity from a chemical reaction between atmospheric Hydrogen and Oxygen.

A chemical reaction between oxygen and hydrogen produces the electric power, and when the transportation fuel is pure hydrogen, the only resulting emission is water vapor.

It is the chemical reaction between desperately needing to do something, and feeling that nothing we do can ever be enough.

Soap is the result of a chemical reaction between lye (that has been activated by water) and an oil or animal fat.

The researchers discovered that the unique manner in which the platinum and nickel atoms arrange themselves on the surfaces of these particles serves to optimally accelerate the chemical reaction between hydrogen and oxygen to form water.

Most bioluminescent organisms, including fireflies, get their glow from a chemical reaction between the enzyme luciferase and a molecule called luciferin.

The heat apparently derives from a chemical reaction between mantle rock and seawater.

The team thinks one reason their technique is so efficient is that a chemical reaction between the hydrogen plasma and air molecules in the chamber's atmosphere generates cyano radicals — carbon - nitrogen molecules that have been stripped of their electrons.

It was already known that the necessary chemical reaction between carbon monoxide and hydrogen takes place on the surface of small cobalt particles.

Investigators have said a chemical reaction between nitrate salts and organic kitty litter used as an absorbent created sufficient heat to melt seals on at least one drum of contaminated sludge, which had originated at the Lost Alamos lab near Santa Fe.

The foundation for the technology is in the chemical reaction between aluminum powder and water to produce hydrogen.

Because the liquid stone does not dry to become strong but rather solidifies from a chemical reaction between the cement and water, concrete is susceptible to sulfate attack.

Body odor emanates from a chemical reaction between bacteria on the skin and sweat, a secretion that itself is odorless.

This chemical reaction between rock and water occurs, for example, in hydrothermal vents on the ocean floor.

By the way, I did explain that the «volcano» is the result of a chemical reaction between the baking soda and the vinegar which produces carbon dioxide — leading to bubbles.

Maybe a chemical reaction between lemon and emulsion between cashew water and coconut cream... did you already experience that kind of thing?

Smoke ring is the result of a chemical reaction between the nitrite is smoke and the protein in meat.

The reddish coloring that we refer to as «smoke ring» is a chemical reaction between the nitrites in the smoke and the protein in the meat.

from Sadie's comment last June — apparently some chemical reaction between something in the sunflower seed butter + baking soda.

This is a result of chemical reaction between the two ingredients, and it's perfectly safe to eat.

It recently also confirmed that chemical reactions between water and rock on the moon can provide enough energy in the water to feed microbial life.

Any aqueous solution that contains a large number of chemicals must necessarily give rise to an even more complicated set of chemical reactions between and among those molecules, producing yet more chemical types.

Hi Julie — unfortunately batter made ahead of time doesn't usually work, due to chemical reactions between the ingredients.

These include chemical reactions between the mantle and slabs.

This is important because chemical reactions between the exudates and soil particles vary with soil type.

When the team analyzed the chemical reactions between regions rich in carbon dioxide and regions of brine, they found that the carbon dioxide solidifies — but only at the interface.

LA's smog is caused by sunlight driving chemical reactions between oxygen, nitrogen compounds and hydrocarbons in the lower atmosphere.

The team studied the chemical reactions between carbon dioxide and its surroundings once the gas is injected into the Earth — finding that as carbon dioxide works its way underground, only a small fraction of the gas turns to rock.

Because the approach involves chemical reactions between gases, liquids and solids, moving from concept to demonstration was no small feat.

To create the test, Hong Zhang and colleagues took advantage of chemical reactions between blood serum proteins and the widely - available dye bromocreosol green.

That rules out chemical reactions between ice and sunlight, which would only have happened in the comet's outermost skin, and hence would have declined as this layer disintegrated.

Methane could also have a nonbiological source, perhaps generated by chemical reactions between water and minerals in Martian rocks or from reactions between the sun's ultraviolet radiation and cosmic dust.

In theory, the cost of capturing CO2 could head to zero, since the resulting magnesium carbonate formed from chemical reactions between cement plant emissions and rock can be sold at a profit to the wastewater and steel - making industries, Mercier said.

The discovery could ultimately be used to create new methods for preserving food (by preventing unwanted chemical reactions between food and the environment) or developing safer medications (by eliminating the chemical reactions that cause negative side effects).

And if life on Earth weren't continuously producing those two gases, chemical reactions between the two would eventually scrub the less prevalent one from the atmosphere, leaving only the other.

Conditions would have been perfect to make clays by chemical reactions between the atmosphere and the minerals within the warm and porous top of the crust.

Or it might be associated with chemical reactions between the outer core's iron - rich fluid and the crystalline silicate mantle.»

Living cells thrive by exploiting similar imbalances in nature — of protons, and also electrons, which are exchanged in chemical reactions between oxidants and reductants.

Chemical reactions between air pollutants and plumes may transform the blooms» fragrances, creating new scents.

Rather than chemical reactions between the molecular cages and the gases, the relationship is purely physical.

Why It Matters: The traditional view of the mineralization process involves some very slow chemical reactions between carbonic acid and the host reservoir rock that take centuries or even millennia to convert a significant amount of injected carbon dioxide into carbonates.

In addition, ground - level ozone (O3) and secondary particulate matter are often referred to among the CAC because they both are by - products of chemical reactions between the CACs that take place in the atmosphere.

Fats become toxic due to heat damage, and the heat causes chemical reactions between ingredients, producing substances that are often toxic and sometimes carcinogenic.