Examples of using Gas bubbles in English and their translations into German
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Solid particles and small gas bubbles should be avoided.
Formation of gas bubbles once injected into the blood vessels.
from Lipari, many gas bubbles.
The oxygen diffuser creates with minimal pressure extremely fine gas bubbles.
This are typically lava tubes or gas bubbles or tufa caves.
Separation of very small gas bubbles from highly viscous liquids in centrifuges.
When flowing through pipelines, liquids usually convey air or gas bubbles.
rotary distribution systems produces very fine gas bubbles.
Lanthanides also come up to the surface, riding on dust and gas bubbles.
Gas bubbles are easily attached to hydrophobic(water-repellent)
In galvanizing processes, small gas bubbles form on the surface of the parts being galvanized.
From time to time, large gas bubbles explode at the N rim of the lava lake.
Gas bubbles in the eluent: Degas the eluent
Both the hydrogen peroxide and the gas bubbles would have disadvantages if used in the human body.
The yeast produces carbon dioxide, which forms gas bubbles in the dough and makes it expand.
Bubblemeter- Development of an innovative measuring device for the quantification of rising gas bubbles in water bodies.
The material is kneaded with the forging's, gas bubbles and cavities are pressed together and welded.
Excessive vacuum may cause gas bubbles in the tissue(cavitation) which subsequently lead to tissue damages.
Even individual gas bubbles dispersed in the liquid and their pathways through the mixing segments can be visualized.
Without gravity the gas bubbles do not rise, so the foam does not rise to the top.