Sentences with phrase «with oxygen in the air»

Sprinkling the exposed surface (s) with lemon juice will help to prevent the browning that can occur when the flesh comes in contact with oxygen in the air.

Sprinkling the exposed surface (s) with lemon juice will help to prevent the browning that can occur when the flesh comes in contact with oxygen in the air.

Most semiconductors react with oxygen in the air and form a disordered surface layer, which must be removed before growing these oxides on the semiconductor.

When alcohol was added, it reacted with the oxygen in the air, burning up and releasing heat.

They easily combine with oxygen in the air to become rancid; therefore it is best to store them in the refrigerator.

PUFAs react with oxygen in the air to help polymerize the varnish into a nice hard coating that helps preserve the wood.

It is glued in tight and has only soft case around it so if you try to pry it off you risk ripping the cover and setting lithium on fire as it reacts with the oxygen in the air.

When we burn the gasoline, the carbon combines with the oxygen in the air, to form carbon dioxide.

Not exact matches

Also, this stream of water carries with it an oxygen flow because any continuous movement in a direction moves the air and with it, oxygen.

And while salt in the air can accelerate corrosion, Ramirez says, it also adds to a protective covering on the statue called a patina, the result of oxygen, carbon dioxide, and other compounds reacting with the copper.

Air leaving the lungs is 78 percent nitrogen, 16 percent oxygen, and 4 percent carbon dioxide — depleted in oxygen and enriched more than a hundredfold in carbon dioxide compared with what went in, due to human metabolism.

Beyond their immediate effects, VOCs react with other molecules in the air, such as oxygen and nitrogen oxides, to generate ozone as well as fine particulate matter.

Still, those catalysts were not stable in air or around moisture because the metals at their core were so hungry for electrons that they readily reacted with oxygen or water, causing them to fall apart.

If Proxima b proves to have an atmosphere, Loeb and Kreidberg have also proposed using Webb to probe for the infrared signature of ozone in Proxima Centauri's glare as a possible sign that the planet's air is filled with oxygen — something that, on Earth, is mostly produced by life.

Then, the team placed the snails in an uncrowded beaker containing water with a normal level of calcium and trained the snails to not come up for air — no big deal for pond snails, who can also get oxygen by absorbing it underwater through their skin.

The catalysts in the air cathode aids the electrochemical reaction of the cell with oxygen gas.

During my drive, I kept listening, in vain, for the whine of the air compressor that force - feeds oxygen into the fuel cell to mix with the hydrogen to create electricity.

The first mixed oxygen in tanks with the ambient air and had been used successfully on Everest before.

This rewritable paper can be «printed» on with a stencil and UV light; it erases when exposed to oxygen in air or ozone.

Here, the electrons react with hydrogen ions in the solution and oxygen from the air to form water.

Nitrogen oxides (NOx)-- Generated when nitrogen in the air reacts with oxygen at the high temperature and pressure inside the engine.

This allowed the carbon to be stored in the seabed instead of being released into the air, and thus less oxygen was needed to react with carbon.

Common inexpensive steel, in contrast, reacts with oxygen from water to form a relatively unstable iron oxide / hydroxide film that continues to grow with time and exposure to water and air.

Zinc - air batteries combine atmospheric oxygen and zinc metal in a liquid alkaline electrolyte to generate electricity with a byproduct of zinc oxide.

Be it the azure of high noon or the orange glow of dusk, the colors of the sky result from sunlight interacting with molecules in the air, primarily nitrogen and oxygen, which cause it to be deflected in all directions, a phenomenon called Rayleigh scattering.

The key features of the team's newly developed battery cell are a new protective coating for the lithium metal anode, which prevents the anode from reacting with oxygen and hence deteriorating, and a novel electrolyte mixture that allows the cell to operate in an air atmosphere.

The Nature article, published on March 22, is titled «Lithium - Oxygen Batteries with Long Cycle Life in a Realistic Air Atmosphere.»

Clears out the stale, residual air in the lungs and saturates the cells with oxygen and lifeforce energy.

If athletes can perform high - intensity exercise with limited air (such as in swimming), their lung capacity will increase and their performance on land, with relatively limitless oxygen, will benefit from it.

Since the lungs are still partially filled with carbon dioxide (and too much air), not as much oxygen (air) can get in.

The form of oxygen most people are familiar with is the kind in the air we breathe.

With training, athletes can increase their ability to extract oxygen from the air, the speed at which oxygen is delivered to muscles, and the rate of energy metabolism in muscle tissue that produces quicker movements and overall speed and power.

Not really, some folks recommend that you cover the juice well, or fill the container to the top (to exclude oxygen), whereas other people tell you to get a vacuum pump and suck out the air from the container, thus reducing the amount of oxygen in contact with the freshly made juice.

This is why mountaineers carry oxygen with them on particularly steep climbing expeditions because the air is sometimes too thin (i.e, low in pressure) to breathe.

By holding your breath, you are giving it ample time to travel deep into your bronchial tubes and replace the stale air trapped inside the millions of air sacs in your lungs with new, fresh oxygen.

The Hypoxic chamber mimics training at altitude with a lower oxygen content in the air to maximise your training.

A condition called pulmonary fibrosis in which the tissue of the lungs becomes scarred and rigid, interferes with the ability to breath properly and extract oxygen from the air.

It represents a new generation of concept car with electric hybrid propulsion where electricity is generated from hydrogen and oxygen (air) in a Toyota designed fuel cell.

The fuel cell combines the hydrogen — which has to be pumped into the vehicle and stored in a tank — with oxygen from the outside air, and uses this to generate electricity to run the car's electric motor.

In GDI engines, fuel is sprayed directly into the combustion chamber, which leads to incomplete fuel evaporation due to the limited time available for fuel and air mixing, resulting in pockets with high temperatures but insufficient oxygen, leading to pyrolysis reactions and soot formatioIn GDI engines, fuel is sprayed directly into the combustion chamber, which leads to incomplete fuel evaporation due to the limited time available for fuel and air mixing, resulting in pockets with high temperatures but insufficient oxygen, leading to pyrolysis reactions and soot formatioin pockets with high temperatures but insufficient oxygen, leading to pyrolysis reactions and soot formation.

A rabbit with pneumonia may show symptoms such as loud, raspy breathing, and may point his nose high in the air and stretch his neck in an attempt to get more oxygen.

The lungs supply blood with oxygen from inhaled air and expel carbon dioxide in exhaled air.

The O2 lounge, AKA the oxygen bar, will pump air with 90 % oxygen into your very own O2 station while you sit and sip a healthy smoothie, thereby combating that nasty altitude sickness that can hit when you're up this high in the Rockies.

Whether you're a beginner or a more experienced freediver, the range of courses on Gili Air will train you to be more efficient with oxygen and provide you with the skills necessary to have you diving to depths of up to 20m in no time.

This means that although the oxygen percentage in the air stays the same, you will still take in less oxygen with every breath you take because the air is less dense, or «thinner».

EANx does this by replacing some of the nitrogen in the air with oxygen, this means you absorb less nitrogen during a dive, which gives you longer no decompression limits.

The percentage of oxygen in air remains essentially constant with altitude at 21 % up until 70,000 feet (21,330 m), but the air pressure (and therefore the number of oxygen molecules) drops as altitude increases — consequently, the available amount of oxygen to sustain mental and physical alertness decreases above 10,000 feet (3,050 m).

The Surmeli Efes Hotel boasts over 400 light and modern rooms most with a view of the clear blue Aegean Sea, enabling guests to take in the oxygen - rich air and experience blissful comfort.

You will learn techniques for getting more dive time by using enriched air nitrox, making your dives safer with enriched air nitrox, enriched air nitrox scuba diving equipment considerations, enriched air nitrox considerations, including managing oxygen exposure, how to tell what's in your scuba tank and how to set your dive computer.

In this popular PADI course you'll learn why diving with air that has higher oxygen and lower nitrogen content gives you more bottom time, along with enriched air equipment considerations.