| 1. | Your conclusion, though mainly correct, is based on figures for dry gas.
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| 2. | Field applications of dry gas seal designs were completed in 1952.
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| 3. | During telodiagenesis organic matter undergoes cracking and dry gas is produced; semi-anthracite coals develop.
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| 4. | Dry gas exits from the top of the tower.
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| 5. | Non-contacting dry gas seals are often used on oil refineries, petrochemical and gas processing plants.
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| 6. | Reactions in aqueous phase are generally faster than between a dry gas and a dry solid.
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| 7. | US shale gas production in June 2011 was 21.6 billion cubic feet per day of dry gas.
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| 8. | When the technology is aimed at correcting the problems with dry gas film environments by eliminating friction.
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| 9. | In dry gas flows the recovery is greater than in wet gas flows due to the liquid component.
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| 10. | Dry gas is exported via Europipe II to Dornum in Germany and via Statpipe and Norpipe to Emden.
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