combustion
combustión
definition
noun
the combustion of fossil fuels
the process of burning something.
translation of 'combustion'
noun
combustión
example
The complete 'combustion' of carbon and hydrocarbons described above rarely occurs in nature.
Charcoal is the product of incomplete 'combustion' of wood and is a seriously brilliant substance.
the 'combustion' of fossil fuels
the 'combustion' of fossil fuels
An exhaust fan may pull the 'combustion' gases back into the living space.
When the flame is in complete 'combustion' , you don't smell the oil.
Acid on the foil, they said, can cause 'combustion' .
The health effects of 'combustion' pollutants range from headaches and breathing difficulties to death.
Enols are less stable than carbonyls, and standard 'combustion' mechanisms assume that they do not play a role.
Called the " silent killer " because it is odorless, it is produced when hydrocarbon 'combustion' is incomplete.
However, such a detector will not detect other 'combustion' by-products that can still make you ill.
Fly ash is a byproduct of coal 'combustion' .
Although greenhouse gases come from many sources, fossil fuel 'combustion' is the prime human-induced source.
The 'combustion' pollutants discussed in this booklet come from burning fuels in appliances.
a large 'combustion' plant
But gasoline 'combustion' also results in over a pound of water for every pound of fuel burned.
The purpose for this requirement is to prevent noxious 'combustion' gases from venting into the living area.
Onboard sensors confirmed that 'combustion' occurred in one of two parallel chambers.
Chlorine does not undergo combustion, although it does support 'combustion' in much the same way as does oxygen.
The widespread 'combustion' of leaded gasoline is dangerous to society.
During the 'combustion' of coal, minor constituents are also oxidized.
In addition, gasoline 'combustion' products filled the tunnel with smoke.
Nitroglycerin is an explosive because no outside source of oxygen is needed for its complete 'combustion' .
Twenty-five percent of total worldwide emissions come from fossil fuel 'combustion' .
Heat causes 'combustion' by increasing the oxidation rate of the fuel/oxygen mix.
One of the products of 'combustion' of any system is heat - quite a bit of it.
More traditionally, wood gas has been used to drive internal 'combustion' piston engines.
The production of potash from broad-leaved trees also utilized wood in 'combustion' processes.
In the title role, she was pure 'combustive' passion.
As spats go it was a fairly 'combustive' one, and one which could have had a bloody conclusion when the veteran gunslinger and the new kid on the block met for their showdown in the Gleneagles Hotel dining room.
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