air gas

A lighter than air gas should not cause an issue, but this is also an interesting question.

Is there a lighter than air gas that is produced in the reaction?

The original air blast is used to produce air gas in the generator.

By increasing or decreasing the air gas in the bladder, equilibrium can be achieved.

There are various standards bodies which publish documents that define a dry air gas composition.

But long before the end we were putting in the air gases that could trap the heat in something like the same way."

It is used in making air gas, and in giving illuminating power to water gas.

Only certain lighter than air gases are suitable as lifting gases.

Without the normal air gases to trigger breathing, they had not noticed the fading of their own alertness.

Descriptions of this sort often portray these beings as living balloons, filled with lighter than air gases.

Eventually more water freezes and you reach the solubility limit of air gases in water.

Propel wet-heater engine starts hot running by burning fuel air gas, mixed with sprayed water.

Simpler gas separation technologies, such as membranes and molecular sieves, are used to produce low purity air gases.

It is used as a solvent, as a carburetant for air gas, and for illumination in special lamps.

A hybrid moored balloon is a system that remains aloft using both buoyant lighter than air gases and aerodynamic lift.

Some kites have their lift augmented by lighter than air gases,allowing the kite to remain airborne without wind or being towed.

A lighter than air craft is designed to remain aloft through buoyancy of lighter than air gases.

A very useful property of the Earth's atmosphere is that, on average, the density of air gas molecules reduces as the altitude increases up to approximately 30 km.

In late 2002, the company merged its Japanese industrial and medical gas businesses with those of Air Liquide to form Japan Air Gases.

A kytoon (a portmanteau of kite + balloon) is a kite with a significant amount of aerostatic lift from a lighter than air gas carried within.

Mr Tanguay's letter suggested reducing the volatility of the fuel/air gas mixture by introducing an inert gas, or by using air circulation.

These chambers contain a quantity of loose fire brick called "checker work," and the air gas is burned in them during the time the air blast is on the main producer.

The 2nd type air gas (oxygen) is stored at 225 atm in a 980-liter main chamber made by machining a block of nickel chromium-molybdenum steel, an alloy first developed for battleship armour.

A vacuum airship, also known as a vacuum balloon, is a hypothetical airship that is evacuated rather than filled with a lighter than air gas such as hydrogen or helium.

The heat of primary combustion heats the coal sufficiently, while the air gas is burned by a second air blast in the other two chambers in which the oil for carburetting is decomposed.