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| ork on oceanic particulate matter, the oceanic | carbon dioxide cycle, trace elements, and radioisotop |
| according to the orientation of the asymmetric | carbon furthest from the carbonyl group: in a standar |
| The nascent | carbon trading market that sponsors CO2 sequestration |
| Decreasing substitution at the anionic | carbon favors the ketimine tautomer. |
| al compounds that consist only of the elements | carbon (C) and hydrogen (H) (i.e., hydrocarbons), whe |
| olketal contains a chiral center on the center | carbon of the glycerol backbone, and so can be purcha |
| clised analogue of MDMA where the alpha-methyl | carbon of the alkylamino side chain has been joined b |
| case the numerical value indicating the first | carbon involved in the sigma/pi double bond is essent |
| The Activated | Carbon portion of the corporation, which provides the |
| he platinum metal centre (in blue) and the two | carbon atoms of the ethylene ligand (in black). |
| This is because the two π-bonds on the central | carbon atom are formed by the non-hybridised p-orbita |
| In the former route, the additional | carbon is supplied by dimethyloxalate, which reacts w |
| How the West was One is an EP by the band | Carbon Leaf that was released on their own label, Con |
| If the ylide | carbon is substituted with an alkyl group the reagent |
| e alkenes that have two fluorines on their sp2 | carbon. |
| The band released their first | Carbon neutral album in 2008, Jump the Fence. |
| Thomas Edison used them to evacuate their new | carbon filament lamps. |
| A. Dissociation into xanthic acid and then to | carbon disulfide and alcohol. |
| Since then SGL | Carbon AG has been widely held. |
| DNA is nucleophilic, therefore soluble | carbon electrophiles are carcinogenic, because DNA at |
| These are | carbon rich grains expelled by old stars such as R Co |
| These miniature | carbon filament lamps were worked intermittently by a |
| golensis is a carboxiphylic germ, so they need | carbon dioxide to properly grow on laboratory media. |
| They make | carbon monoxide detectors, smoke alarms, fire extingu |
| Xanthates are poisonous because they release | carbon disulfide. |
| Ellingham diagram we notice that in this range | carbon monoxide acts as a reducing agent since the pr |
| O2 in mesophyll cells and shuttling this fixed | carbon via malate or asparate to bundle-sheath cells. |
| This produces | carbon dioxide, hydrogen and charcoal (which PetroSun |
| which the liquor is filtered through activated | carbon to increase its purity and perfect its aroma. |
| s have shown camelina-based jet fuel to reduce | carbon emissions from jets by about 80%. |
| However, methanogenesis has been shown to use | carbon from other small organic compounds, such as fo |
| ith two methyl substituents bonded to adjacent | carbon atoms in the aromatic ring (the ortho configur |
| chi grill in his bedroom and succumbing to its | carbon monoxide fumes. |
| als such as gold, silver or platinum, to inert | carbon such as glassy carbon or pyrolytic carbon, and |
| consists of four nitro groups attached to one | carbon atom. |
| hout a legally binding agreement on how to cut | carbon emissions. |
| gious denomination for its followers to become | carbon neutral. |
| Its main goal is to reduce | carbon emissions with respect to transportation, buil |
| n, and also enable building managers to reduce | carbon footprint and build a sustainable and more ene |
| but not always) is expected to bond to organic | carbon (think dead things) and so avoid washing away. |
| and display applications" compared to standard | carbon nanotubes. |
| The Sabatier reaction could be used to convert | carbon dioxide (CO2) found on Mars into methane, usin |
| al features of oxygen toxicity are due to high | carbon dioxide content in the blood (hypercapnia). |
| or potassium bicarbonate, it reacts to produce | carbon dioxide and a salt. |
| 5 but was forced to retire after damage to the | carbon fitting that attached the boom to the deck. |
| with middle chain lengths including six to 14 | carbon atoms, can be made for example, by Pseudomonas |
| metabolic reactions but also helps to transfer | carbon dioxide. |
| ed at 43 from accidental exposure to poisonous | carbon tetrachloride fumes from a newly-cleaned carpe |
| on is unusual because the sugar is linked to a | carbon rather than a reactive atom such as nitrogen o |
| d manganese oxides used as catalyst to convert | carbon monoxide into carbon dioxide when exposed to t |
| only employed in experimental petrology to add | carbon dioxide (CO2) to experiments as it will break |
| two chlorines and one fluorine attached to one | carbon, and one chlorine and two fluorines bonded to |
| It is customary to express | carbon dioxide and carbonic acid simultaneously as CO |
| They were able to heat | carbon to about 3000 °C under a pressure of 3.5 gigap |
| The fuselage of Skylon is expected to be | carbon fibre space frame; a light and strong structur |
| death among the fire's victims was found to be | Carbon monoxide poisoning. |
| d supports "a market-based approach to capping | carbon emissions" and wants to broaden America's sour |
| eaking the carbon-carbon bond, adjacent to the | carbon bearing a specified functional group. |
| the Clean Air Act amendments of 1992 to reduce | carbon monoxide emissions. |
| lid-electrolyte ionic conductor to electrolyse | carbon dioxide into oxygen and carbon monoxide. |
| The brand is meant to be | carbon positive, signifying that the carbon produced |
| In 2005 this scheme was transferred to the | Carbon Trust but still managed by NEF; in 2008 it was |
| When oxygen is plentiful, butane burns to form | carbon dioxide and water vapor; when oxygen is limite |
| These logs can be considered to be | carbon neutral firelogs during combustion as the carb |
| 1988 where his research shifted first to novel | carbon materials such as fullerenes (C60), graphene a |
| ing flame, since this flame tends to introduce | carbon into the molten metal. |
| It seeks to eliminate | carbon dioxide emissions from the shale oil productio |
| isomer has all three chlorines attached to one | carbon, and all three fluorines attached to the other |
| e really need to find an alternative to taking | carbon out of the ground, burning it, and putting it |
| and farmsteads near Oswestry), aimed to reduce | carbon dioxide emissions by 5.88% or 3868 tonnes with |
| the time, these two radicals recombine to form | carbon dioxide and nitrate. |
| y projects in Mozambique and Bhutan to produce | carbon credits through reducing emissions from defore |
| ls have poor machinability compared to regular | carbon steel because they are tougher, gummier and te |
| To reduce | carbon emissions by 26% by 2020, based on business-as |
| ng a sulfonyl functional group attached to two | carbon atoms. |
| hing must be on the table as we seek to reduce | carbon emissions." |
| anes is highly strained because ligands to the | carbon atoms cannot extend to their ideal angles. |
| usiness world in addressing the need to reduce | carbon dioxide emissions and develop alternative ener |
| y GmbH uses the Araldite RTM System to produce | carbon composite side blades for the Audi R8. |
| o a maximum number of hydrogens bonded to each | carbon of the polycarbon tail as allowed by the Octet |
| the architectural design industry to stabilize | carbon emissions in the building sector. |
| In contrast to the | carbon parent this compound is stable with a melting |
| Mannheimia succiniciproducens, is known to fix | carbon dioxide and produce succinic acid. |
| ually employed as gasoline additives to reduce | carbon monoxide that is created during the burning of |
| ration of renewable energy both help to reduce | carbon dioxide emissions. |
| h would require single-family homes to install | carbon monoxide detectors. |
| CPs are subdivided according to their | carbon chain length into short chain CPs (SCCPs, C10- |
| Both major parties have promised to reduce | carbon emissions, but analysts say that neither wants |
| For example, aqueous MEA is used to remove | carbon dioxide (CO2) from flue gas. |
| because only one hydrogen is connected to the | carbon. |
| stage where it is fusing helium atoms to form | carbon. |
| dy Company and the name is changed to National | Carbon Company. |
| security, build renewable power sources to cut | carbon, and invest for the future”. |
| This also helps to prevent | carbon monoxide poisoning. |
| ons of the alkane series, having from 10 to 16 | carbon atoms in each molecule, and having a higher bo |
| (Such hydrogens bonded to neighbouring | carbon atoms are termed vicinal). |
| s often used by aquarium hobbyists to generate | carbon dioxide (CO2) to nourish plants in planted aqu |
| entally conscious organization works to reduce | carbon emissions through the replacement of tradition |
| s later be identified by William Huggins to be | carbon. |
| and sodium bicarbonate that reacted to produce | carbon dioxide. |
| ush made campaign promises in 2000 to regulate | carbon dioxide as a pollutant. |
| ities (25 mg per serving) of tobacco, reducing | carbon monoxide and eliminating the nuisance of side- |
| ine, and as an alternative to or together with | carbon dioxide for other beverages. |
| t is estimated that 78 billion metric tones of | carbon that was trapped in the soil has been released |
| and help the Netherlands cut 225,000 tonnes of | carbon dioxide emissions. |
| ,000 homes, mitigating around 44,000 tonnes of | carbon dioxide per annum. |
| ing the release of about 1.7 million tonnes of | carbon dioxide every year. |
| d to result in a saving of 1,800,000 tonnes of | carbon dioxide (CO2) from fossil fuels each year, and |
| The average UK citizen creates 11 tonnes of | carbon dioxide equivalent (CO2e) a year. |
| icity for 7,500 homes, saving 24,300 tonnes of | carbon dioxide every year when displacing fossil fuel |
| as that it would "generate millions of tons of | carbon dioxide and carbon monoxide pollution in the G |
| power 25,000 homes and offset 176,000 tons of | carbon annually. |
| f coal in 2006, producing about 60,000 tons of | carbon dioxide emissions. |
| they are pumping as much as 1 million tons of | carbon monoxide into the air every day. |
| The plant outputs 5.2 million metric tons of | carbon dioxide every year. |
| power would annually create 2 million tons of | carbon dioxide, the primary greenhouse gas, according |
| ® Event, Marstel-Day offset 203 metric tons of | carbon dioxide emissions, independently estimated to |
| tons of sulfur dioxide and 11 million tons of | carbon dioxide. |
| shelf-life once a cask is opened - if too much | carbon dioxide is lost, the beer will be flat. |
| d States that was listed in the world's top 25 | Carbon Dioxide producers. |
| CT is the total inorganic | carbon |
| The total inorganic | carbon (CT, or TIC) or dissolved inorganic carbon (DI |
| s a ghost town, formerly a coal mining town in | Carbon County, Utah, United States. |
| the early 1900s as a small coal mining town in | Carbon County, Utah, United States. |
| Saratoga is a town in | Carbon County, Wyoming, United States. |
| Canyon, also called Storrs, is a ghost town in | Carbon County, Utah, United States. |
| and Arthur Leon Brin discovered that traces of | carbon dioxide formed barium carbonate. |
| arket was transferred mainly into the trade of | carbon. |
| sticity and the brittle-ductile transitions in | carbon nanotubes. |
| ge direct current (HVDC) transmission systems, | carbon dioxide sequestration, and other environmental |
| sicist known for study of quantum transport in | carbon nanotubes and graphene, including observations |
| haemoglobin (which transports oxygen, | carbon dioxide, and nitric oxide), |
| The aged pulp is then treated with | carbon disulfide to form a yellow-colored cellulose x |
| Many of the injured are being treated for | carbon monoxide poisoning. |
| e attempted suicide again, and was treated for | carbon monoxide poisoning after being found slumped o |
| y but does not achieve advanced treatment (low | carbon removal, no nutrients removal). |
| It can be considered a cyclic trimer of | carbon dioxide (CO2) or as a triple ketone of 1,3,5-t |
| It also requires kiln firing in a tub of | carbon for 1 hours at 760 °C (1,400 °F). |
| 35. “Quantum Tunneling of | Carbon Monoxide in Molecule Cascades,” A.J. Heinrich, |
| It has a two chiral | carbon atoms giving rise to three stereoisomeric vari |
| has had a hydrogen atom removed from two ring | carbon atoms, such as phenylene. |
| The corporation is divided into two divisions: | Carbon and Chemicals, and Railroad and Utility. |
| The bonds of the two central | carbon atoms have an inverted tetrahedral geometry, a |
| ontain two sulfur atoms and two sp2-hybridized | carbon centers. |
| of two adjacent oxygen atoms and two adjacent | carbon atoms. |
| udes three oxygen atoms and two sp3-hybridized | carbon atoms. |
| at the isopropyl group and the two bridgehead | carbon atoms. |
| Bintie was probably a type of | carbon steel. |
| ecent discovery is of a series of new types of | carbon molecule, known as the fullerenes (see (Curl, |
| an electrophilic center, typically unsaturated | carbon. |
| te, L-tyrosine, and two products, tyramine and | carbon dioxide. |
| truction and running, making it the UK's first | carbon neutral service station. |
| of the group has been to fully understand the | carbon cycle. |
| ology is important toward understanding global | carbon cycling. |
| impurities of drinking water, unless activated | carbon is included in the filter medium. |
| It's notable, because unlike most | carbon calculators it measures energy consumption, an |
| e Wall' Tyneside Cinema, Newcastle upon Tyne; ' | Carbon Molecular Structures' Sterling Organics Recept |
| Conventional Li-Ion batteries use graphitic | carbon as the anode, but replacing this with silicon |
| o's name stems from the car's extensive use of | carbon fiber, carbon being the sixth element in the p |
| They use C4 | carbon fixation physiology. |
| Other names in common use include | carbon monoxide oxidase, carbon monoxide oxygenase (c |
| ration and Air conditioning appliances, use of | carbon Credit for the elimination of GHGs that are al |
| S.T.O.P. calls for a ban on the use of | carbon monoxide (CO) in case-ready meats packaged in |
| It is further envisaged that the use of | carbon based fuels would be ultimately cut to no more |
| - This market segment is known for the use of | carbon fiber-reinforced polymer. |
| It can use unusual | carbon sources, such as hydrocarbons. |
| model) from 1,430 kg (3,200 lb) via the use of | carbon fibre panels for the rear diffuser, undertray, |
| It was the first Formula One car to use a | carbon fibre composite monocoque, a concept which is |
| (like ceramic candle filters) also use active | carbon which absorbs compounds such as chlorine. |
| Anodic protection is used for | carbon steel storage tanks containing extreme pH envi |
| e light-independent (dark) reactions, used for | carbon fixation. |
| The Beertender uses pressurized | carbon dioxide cartridge to create a greater pressure |
| This plant uses C4 | carbon fixation as its method of energy metabolism. |
| One system that does exist uses a | carbon adsorbent called Nyex in a continuous adsorpti |
| lectrolysis of metal fluorides MF, MF2 using a | carbon electrode. |
| unsen created the Bunsen cell battery, using a | carbon electrode instead of the expensive platinum el |
| rger scale and at a lower cost using separated | carbon nanotubes. |
| ctive filtration water filters using activated | carbon with ion-exchange resin. |
| ophyll-containing algae itself using dissolved | carbon dioxide and sunlight energy. |
| A fizzer cell which utilizes a | carbon rod instantly introduces contaminants into the |
| cessed at the Pipeline mill utilizing CIC/CIL ( | carbon in column/carbon in leach). |
| line is built using an exclusive vacuum bagged | carbon fiber reinforced lamination schedule, now cure |
| ll, the energy consumtion and cost values, the | carbon footprint and the monthly energy balance. |
| The zinc vapor and | carbon dioxide pass to a vacuum condenser, where zinc |
| rs, which effectively counters water vapor and | carbon dioxide short-term positive feedback. |
| densible gases, such as water vapour, ammonia, | carbon dioxide, and pump oil vapors may be in gaseous |
| nd pass it into the blood stream via veins and | carbon dioxide passes out and that is breathing respi |
| l carbonates in aqueous solutions, venting the | carbon dioxide, drying the reaction product, and then |
| Vertically aligned | carbon nanofiber arrays prepared by photolithography |
| l transfecting method using vertically aligned | carbon nanofibers. |
| Wrought iron, iron with a very low | carbon content that has been wrought (worked) by hand |
| anide group via the nitrogen atom, not via the | carbon. |
| e covalently bonded to the nickel atom via the | carbon ends. |
| The vibrationally excited | carbon dioxide is the same medium used in a carbon di |
| celerator pass through a vibrationally excited | carbon dioxide medium in which the electrons undergo |
| m; virgin aluminum, providing virgin aluminum, | carbon element products and aluminum alloys, and alum |
| improvements in the 1960s virtually eliminated | carbon as a cause of pitting with the introduction of |
| Another method to reduce viscosity is | carbon dioxide flooding. |
| heat that diminishes oil viscosity; alongside | carbon dioxide generated by heavy crude oil displace |
| The issue of biogenic vs. non-biogenic | carbon has implications for estimating the efficiency |
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