Приклади вживання Oxides of nitrogen Англійська мовою та їх переклад на Українською
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Combustion produces toxic oxides of nitrogen.
Oxides of Nitrogen(NOx) are produced at high cylinder temperatures.
Emissions by plants and factories of various oxides of nitrogen and sulfur.
The oxides of nitrogen are nitric oxide or NO and nitrogen dioxide or NO2.
Beijing's problem: to reduce its emissions of NOx(oxides of nitrogen) from boilers for public health.
Second, Hampson's ideas are somewhat outside the main stream of scientific thought about ozone andproduction of oxides of nitrogen.
As early as 1885- 1890 he published several notable papers on the oxides of nitrogen, developing the skills that he needed for his subsequent work.
If the oxides of nitrogen remained at 40 kilometres altitude, they would not cause a large reduction in total ozone, since much ozone resides at lower altitudes(see Figure 1).
This is technology that can befitted to existing vehicles to reduce emissions of oxides of nitrogen(NOx) by up to 70%.
Hampson thinks that the cloud of oxides of nitrogen would sink by maybe one kilometre per day, reaching the peak ozone altitude of 30 kilometres in 10 days.
Industrial emissions into the atmosphere also"enrich" thechemical palette, mainly due to organic solvents and oxides of nitrogen and sulfur, which cause"acid rain".
In the presence of electric cookers family prefers to cook on agas cooker(with a catalyst suppresses the formation of oxides of nitrogen) powered by a hydrogen battery.
Another possibility is that decreases in ozone or increases in oxides of nitrogen levels in the stratosphere, caused by nuclear war, could lead to climatic change.
At the same time, there is a thermal power plants(USA, Japan), which is almost complete cleaning of the pollutant,as well as from oxides of nitrogen and other harmful pollutants.
By the way, the content of hydrocarbons(as well as oxides of nitrogen) is not determined as a percentage, as all other gaseous components, and ppm- the number of parts per million.
Hampson suggests that if these ABMs were used accidentally, perhaps after a false alarm,a large amount of oxides of nitrogen could be produced in the upper stratosphere.
Another effect of the fireswould be production of large amounts of oxides of nitrogen and reactive hydrocarbons in the lower atmosphere, changes in lower atmospheric dynamics, and creation of ozone and other potent air pollutants.
During last Thursday, Friday and Saturday, levels of two major pollutants, NO2(nitrogen dioxide)and NOx(the generic term for oxides of nitrogen, taken together) fell virtually to zero.
In the ten or 15 days required for the oxides of nitrogen to settle down to 30 kilometres, the oxides of nitrogen cloud would have blown by prevailing upper atmospheric winds over North America, which might be exposed to intense uv for a week or so.
Its use allows the transformation of 85% of pollutants(oxides of nitrogen, called NOx) into steam and harmless nitrogen. .
Power and fuel-efficiency are on par with Euro 5 models,but we have halved particulate emissions and reduced oxides of nitrogen by nearly 80%.
Hampson's first major pointis that the standard values given for the amount of oxides of nitrogen deposited by nuclear weapons in the upper atmosphere may be underestimated.
The principle of contacting the exhaust gas with a plasma with high energy electrons will initiate on the one hand, the oxidation of carbon compounds to carbon dioxide and water and, on the other hand,reduction of nitrogen oxides of nitrogen.
Because of the low atmospheric density,a large fraction of the bomb's energy can go to produce oxides of nitrogen, perhaps up to 20 times as much as from a surface explosion.
Computer models of the effects of nuclear war on ozone are able to take into account only a part of this complexity, and new information about chemical reaction rates in particular have led in the past toperiodic revisions in the calculated effects of added oxides of nitrogen.
NERP was approved to comply with Ukraine's obligations under the Energy Community(Directive 2001/80/EC)and aims at gradual reduction of emissions of sulphur dioxide, oxides of nitrogen and dust from large combustion plants(with rated thermal input exceeding 50 MW) by December 2033.
Comparative and quantitative study of these two management methods, conducted over a period of 3 to 6 years, showed that the adoption of the non-burning method induced in the first years increased storage of carbon in the soils anda reduction of total emissions of oxides of nitrogen and methane.
A reduction in ozone levels by a factor of two could cause a decrease in surface temperature of one half to one degree Centigrade,but including oxides of nitrogen in the calculation reduces this effect.