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Significados de narcylen en inglés
Sinónimos
Examples for "acetylene"
Examples for "acetylene"
1
The solid material proved to be calcium carbide and the gas acetylene.
2
One particular application of the portable acetylene apparatus is of special interest.
3
The holder immediately rises as a consequence of the production of acetylene.
4
In low pressure systems, the acetylene will be received at generator pressure.
5
The use of liquid acetylene or gas generated therefrom is absolutely prohibited.
1
Carbide - Calcium carbide, used to produce acetylene (C2H2) gas for lighting and welding.
2
ACETYLENE, klumene or ethine, a gaseous compound of carbon and hydrogen, represented by the formula C2H2.
3
SL1 encodes a member of the C2H2 family of zinc finger proteins, closely related to JAG of Arabidopsis.
4
One of them, encoding a protein with a single C2H2 zinc-finger domain, may be the candidate gene for PS.
5
Correspondingly, the expression patterns of the C2H2-ZF genes indicated that they function in different tissues and at different developmental stages.
1
ACETYLENE, klumene or ethine, a gaseous compound of carbon and hydrogen, represented by the formula C2H2.
2
When Ethine and Roiben would clamour for her lap, she thrust them away.
3
One day, Ethine said that she'd come up with a plan to make Clara forget all about Robert and Mary.
4
He and Ethine were young and their love for her was too selfish to want anything more than to be loved best.
5
Ethine had woven garlands to hang around the neck of Clara's corpse and no one washed their cheeks, even when they got smeared with mud.
1
The "Knappich" burner, made by the firm of Keller and Knappich of Augsburg, somewhat resembles the later pattern of the Allgemeine Carbid und Acetylen Gesellschaft.