用fine particles造句子，“fine particles”造句
a hot vapor containing fine particles of carbon being produced by combustion.
Subsequently, the fine particles are widely dispersed in the atmosphere and descend to earth very slowly.
It is used for sieving of fine particles and mealiness materials in salt, food, chemical, pharmacal, and grain industries.
As for road dust, the fine particles from speedway and circle road were much than from main road and non-main road.
Applied the extended DLVO theory and hydrodynamic interaction of fine particles in turbulent flow, mechanism of coarse particle effectiveness has been studied in this paper.
When the wind-driven rolling brush of the invention works, the toothed outer edge periodically flaps the working surface to vibrate and remove fine particles as much as possible;
They also found that new aerosol particles - ultrafine particles suspended in the atmosphere - can form at these heights.
Performance of removal of fine particles by WFGD system
Results: The danger of fine particles in liquid transfusion is serious and perpetual.
In addition, oilfield experimental work of the hydrocyclone for separating fine particles was carried out in Daqing Oilfields.
A substance, such as paint, a detergent, or an insecticide, packaged under pressure with a gaseous propellant for release as a spray of fine particles.
The results show that this special heat treatment facilitates precipitating of the fine particles containing Cr element and forming of PFZ( Precipitate Free Zone), which obviously enhance the property of stress corrosion resistance of7175 aluminum alloy forgings.
separating something into fine particles.
a cloud of fine particles suspended in a gas.
It carries fine particles of sand, which bombard exposed rock surfaces, thereby wearing them into yet more sand.
After the pet urine in the cat litter, cat litter immediately agglomerate. This unique fine particles can cover the excrement and urine odor, maintain indoor air clean.
Such fine particles suspend readily in water.
Removal of fine particles from coal combustion in scrubber by heterogeneous condensation
Emulsion-like soft touch gently wrap skin, fine particles of pearl are always ready to add natural shine, modifies dark color, glows with brilliance and vitality, and creates Hydra bright makeup.
A coarse sieve used for sifting out fine particles, as of sand, gravel, or coal.
Where the cataract hits the pool, the water is tossing and tumbling like mad, throwing up silvery spray with fine particles of water reaching heights of tens of metres and then scattering in minute droplets, creating a pleasant coolness in the air.
Later, he grinded platinum and iridium into fine particles and mixed them with non-conductive substances such as clay to produce various kinds of light lamps.
To separate fine particles from coarse by grinding in water.
a mixture in which fine particles are suspended in a fluid where they are supported by buoyancy.
