Particulates in a sentence

The larger particulates from the glass crusher are used to create coasters and flowerpots, etc. One average-sized glass bottle can produce five reusable coasters.

If the cooling pond water evaporates, fuel rods can rapidly overheat, burst into flame and scatter massive clouds of radioactive gases and particulates into the surrounding air, soil and waterways.

Nuclear reactors generate various radioactive gases and particulates which they need to vent into the atmosphere to relieve pressure built up inside the reactor containment vessel.

In addition, the team observed that particulates from both sources caused the macrophages to produce molecules in the immune system which drive inflammation.

Particulates from the Australian fires have drifted 1200 miles and turned glaciers in New Zealand brown.

Scientists measure the rate of particulates in the air by cubic metre.

The fuel emits less NOx and particulates than other diesel vehicles because the fuel contains no sulphur or oxygen.

Wearing a mask isn't a guarantee that you'll be protected, especially not scarves or homemade face coverings, which don't block particulates like N95 masks do.

Why are particulates dangerous?

But there is a downside: burning wood releases particulates and the London Sustainability Exchange think-tank claims 9,500 early deaths in the capital alone are linked to pollution caused chiefly by traffic and wood burners.

In its compulsion to monetise everything, it is polluting the oceans with plastic and choking the air with particulates.

Some particulates emitted during fireworks displays take longer to dissipate, Moench said.

The effect occurs with traditional cigarette smoke and those who are exposed to air pollution high in particulates from vehicle exhausts.

The mill is prepared to build a treatment plant on mill property which will treat the effluent to reduce the particulates by 85 per cent.

There is a small bit of good news: as the study found in its readings, levels of polluting particulates in the air are in the US, though ozone is bucking this trend.

According to the National Weather Service, air quality monitors in Medford show airborne particulates are reaching unhealthy levels.

Air quality monitoring stations measure particulates, or pollution including ash in the air, and gases such as sulfur dioxide.

Occasionally, the goal is to keep particulates within a certain room to avoid cross-contamination with the processes in adjoining rooms.

The health center has been providing students with a variation of non-N95 masks, meaning those masks don’t provide any protection from the particulates in the air, leaving students to find appropriate protective masks elsewhere.

The safe standard for both these ultra-fine particulates is 60 and 100 micrograms per cubic metres respectively.