The stripped chemicals, now in a
gaseous state, are then captured and further treated to destroy or remove them from the air stream.
During the latter half of the 19th century, the study of matter in the nearly perfect molecular disorder of the
gaseous state led to the kinetic theory and thermodynamic concepts that prominently shaped progress in chemistry and physics into the next century.
On this basis, they have suggested that a nucleus could, under certain circumstances, change from a liquid to a more loosely bound
gaseous state. Some theorists have also predicted that intense heating could cause a nucleus to expand considerably.
The use of C|O.sub.2~ as a supercritical fluid instead of in its
gaseous state is said to reduce saturation time, increase cell nucleation density, and improve control of foam cell size.
And by the time we reach the almost totally
gaseous state of economics and the other social sciences, there's far more 'social' than science' in our capacity to say what's next and why.
It has been reported that the second gasification ship will work to convert LNG to its
gaseous state to facilitate pumping it to the national gas grid.
Conditions on the new planet, gas giant PH2 b, and the 15 candidate planets probably could not support life, given their largely
gaseous state, the astronomers said.
When completed, specially designed vessel(s) operated by Port Dolphin's parent company, Hoegh LNG of Oslo, Norway, will return LNG to a
gaseous state onboard and move natural gas through the terminal's pipeline.
The gas will be stored in the tanks in a
gaseous state, as with current gas-operated buses and refilled in exactly the same manner from the same filling stations.