hydrogen in English

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a colorless, odorless, highly flammable gas, the chemical element of atomic number 1.

We know that the Moon is low on certain chemicals such as hydrogen and carbon.

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Use "hydrogen" in a sentence

1. Hydrogen ion Concentration see hydrogen ion Concentration

2. Hydrogen.

3. Hydrogen peroxide, peracetic acid, acetic acid solutions Hydrogen Peroxide

4. Keywords: low-barrier hydrogen bonds, short-strong hydrogen bonds, hydrogen maleate, ab initio, density functional theory.

5. The Biomethane is also used in the production of hydrogen (decarbonized hydrogen for use in hydrogen-powered vehicles, in Air Liquide commitment for Blue Hydrogen)

6. historical activity level for hydrogen production referred to 100 % hydrogen

7. historical activity level for hydrogen production referred to 100% hydrogen

8. Hydrogen storage alloy activating device and hydrogen storage alloy activating method

9. Hydrogen fuel cells are actually hydrogen batteries, stored sources of energy.

10. Method for preparing zirconium alloy with excellent low hydrogen absorption and hydrogen embrittlement resistance and zirconium alloy composition with excellent low hydrogen absorption and hydrogen embrittlement resistance

11. Hydrogen Acceptor the molecule accepting hydrogen in an oxidation-reduction reaction.

12. This combination of uranium and hydrogen is called a " hydrogen bomb ".

13. Hydrogen and oxygen combine/Hydrogen combines with oxygen to form water.

14. Hydrogen absorption alloy powder, negative electrode, and nickel-hydrogen secondary cell

15. Hydrogen Blistering occurs because of the diffusion of atomic hydrogen inside metal

16. Nanotechnology can remarkably modify the hydrogen storage properties of hydrogen storage materials.

17. • Carboxyl group can make hydrogen bonds with another Carboxyl group, but carbonyl is only a hydrogen bond acceptor, because it doesn’t have hydrogen, which is capable of hydrogen bonding.

18. represents an atom to which a donor hydrogen atom in a hydrogen bond donor group is bonded or a hydrogen bond acceptor atom in a hydrogen bond acceptor group; N¿3?

19. 7 These included methane, ammonia, probably hydrogen cyanide, hydrogen sulphide and carbon monoxide.

20. In addition to molecular hydrogen, the thermosphere-corona contains many free hydrogen atoms.

21. Biocatalyst for hydrogen conversion

22. Ammonia and hydrogen pipes.

23. Hydrogen is highly explosive.

24. The JV is active in the hydrogen refuelling stations for hydrogen vehicles in France.

25. "Atomic hydrogen" and "hydrogen atom" in ordinary English use have overlapping, yet distinct, meanings.

26. Maximum allowable hydrogen leakage.

27. It gained a hydrogen.

28. Catalase enzyme breaks down hydrogen peroxide, a toxic chemical, into hydrogen and peroxide 5

29. In everyday life on Earth, isolated hydrogen atoms (called "atomic hydrogen") are extremely rare.

30. In this hydrogen bond between water and ammonia, ammonia is the hydrogen bond Acceptor (shown in red), and water is the hydrogen bond donor.

31. The absorption of hydrogen is reversible, and hydrogen rapidly diffuses through the metal lattice.

32. In a lemon, this reaction transforms hydrogen ions of the citric acid into hydrogen gas.

33. 3. hydrogen and fuel cells;

34. 6 Hydrogen is highly explosive.

35. 4. hydrogen and fuel cells;

36. Hydrogen and oxygen are gases.

37. hydrogen and energy-rich compounds

38. Gum arabic hydrogen octenylbutandioate; Gum arabic hydrogen octenylsuccinate; OSA modified gum arabic; OSA modified gum acacia

39. iii) Maximum allowable hydrogen leakage

40. hydrogen based instead of sulfur.

41. Hydrogen leak, battery deck one.

42. A is the hydrogen bond Acceptor (shown in red), and X-H is the hydrogen bond donor

43. The hydrogen production module can produce hydrogen using a hydrocarbon, carbon monoxide and an alcohol as sources.

44. represents a hydrogen bond acceptor atom in a hydrogen bond acceptor group; and N¿2?, N¿4?

45. The hydrogen, base, oxygen and acid sequestration tanks collect and process hydrogen, base, oxygen and acid, respectively.

46. The active carbon layer is then purged by hydrogen gas and the adsorbed hydrogen chloride is desorbed.

47. UN 2014 hydrogen peroxide, aqueous solution with more than 20 % but not more than 60 % hydrogen peroxide, UN 3149 hydrogen peroxide and peroxyacetic acid mixture, stabilized: tank code L4BV

48. Hydrogen is a corlorless, odorless gas.

49. FCH — Fuel Cells and Hydrogen, and

50. FUEL CELLS AND HYDROGEN JOINT UNDERTAKING