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| duct from various one-carbon compounds such as | carbon dioxide. |
| ons with the other constituents of air such as | carbon monoxide (CO), carbon dioxide (CO2) and nitrog |
| n an autoclave are advanced composites such as | carbon fibre and epoxy resins. |
| d ratio to oxidised inorganic minerals such as | carbon dioxide, nitrate (nitric acid) and phosphate ( |
| ause of its length and gradient, gases such as | carbon dioxide and carbon monoxide could easily build |
| rbonate buffering system is especially key, as | carbon dioxide (CO2) can be shifted through carbonic |
| This was a concern in aircraft and tanks as | carbon tetrachloride produced highly toxic by-product |
| This assumption is referred to by critics as | carbon chauvinism. |
| To dispel other dissolved gases such as | carbon dioxide or chlorine |
| eochemical cycles of chemical elements such as | carbon, oxygen, nitrogen, phosphorus and sulfur, as w |
| ly rubber compounds containing fillers such as | carbon black. |
| cribed as exogenous and include gases (such as | carbon monoxide), metals (such as mercury), liquids ( |
| To prevent this, coatings such as | carbon are applied to the fiber, and hydrogen capturi |
| latively light atoms found in proteins such as | carbon, nitrogen, and oxygen do not contribute to ano |
| ectly emits nor traps greenhouse gases such as | carbon dioxide. |
| as a mouse or a human, waste products such as | carbon dioxide, faeces and urine must eventually be c |
| impacting oxygen-containing molecules such as | carbon dioxide. |
| belongs in another Wikipedia article, such as | carbon footprint where I moved it. |
| Heating removes the anhydride as | carbon dioxide gas and gives the corresponding 16-rin |
| State Route 142, (SR 142) also known as | Carbon Canyon Road for most of its length, runs south |
| Smaller molecules such as | carbon dioxide, water, and oxygen can pass through th |
| de the possible buildup of toxic gases such as | carbon monoxide within the structure due to restricte |
| Composite tanks such as | carbon fiber with a polymer liner (thermoplastic). |
| olving biologically important elements such as | carbon, nitrogen and phosphorus. |
| t it has lower toxicity than chemicals such as | carbon tetrachloride and that since it is a covalentl |
| eing employed to reduce the resulting fly ash, | carbon footprint and sulphur fume emission problems a |
| sation and also as a clinical aid in assessing | carbon monoxide poisoning. |
| mpg in hydrogen, and its life cycle assessment | carbon emissions are less than 30g CO2/km. |
| ing, wood modification, life cycle assessment, | carbon sequestration, logistics, economics, environme |
| But we also assume | carbon dioxide continues to go into the atmosphere at |
| Dichlorprop possesses a single asymmetric | carbon and is therefore a chiral molecule, however on |
| ptically active, as they contain an asymmetric | carbon atom. |
| in molecules is the presence of an asymmetric | carbon atom. |
| according to the orientation of the asymmetric | carbon furthest from the carbonyl group: in a standar |
| Formally, removal of the two hydrogens at | carbon 2 (between the two nitrogens) would yield the |
| He was a star athlete at | Carbon High School (called the Carbon Comet) in Price |
| thers, since it is basically a SN2-reaction at | carbon. |
| ve an androstane skeleton with a side chain at | carbon C-17. |
| progesterone to add a hydroxyl (-OH) group at | carbon 17 of the steroid D ring (the hydroxylase acti |
| The stereochemistry of the hydroxyl group at | carbon 6 in the final integrasone molecule (3) was de |
| At | Carbon Hill, the route briefly expands to four lanes, |
| eriments, Marques' team fired atomic nuclei at | carbon targets and observed the 'spray' of particles |
| Addition of a glucose at | carbon 1 (C1) of the iridoid backbone and oxidation o |
| Loblolly Pines showed that higher atmospheric | carbon dioxide levels may help the trees to endure ic |
| y for the continuous monitoring of atmospheric | carbon dioxide (CO2), which is sometimes referred to |
| dstock is plant matter which fixed atmospheric | carbon dioxide, and part of its carbon becomes fertil |
| Atmospheric | Carbon Dioxide Record from Baring Head, Wellington fr |
| ey contribute to the production of atmospheric | carbon dioxide, which has emerged in recent decades a |
| -dimensional calculation including atmospheric | carbon dioxide and stratospheric ozone". |
| tions about the increase in global atmospheric | carbon dioxide (CO2) levels in the 20th century and i |
| an expert in processes that affect atmospheric | carbon dioxide and oxygen concentrations. |
| Atmospheric | carbon dioxide was fourteen to sixteen times more ple |
| paper suggesting that increases in atmospheric | carbon dioxide would lead to more intense hurricanes. |
| d in water molecules, molecular oxygen, atomic | carbon, and carbon monoxide in space. |
| ion a cell converts an energy source into ATP, | carbon dioxide and water via glycolysis, the Krebs cy |
| egedly the "in house" name used by Australia's | carbon lobby for itself. |
| The catalytic centers catalyzed autotrophic | carbon fixation pathways generating small molecule (n |
| very limited number of commercially available | carbon based adsorption- electrochemical regeneration |
| h Oxfordshire produced the 5th highest average | carbon emissions in the country at 7,356 kg of carbon |
| whom where subsequently gassed with Zyklon B ( | carbon monoxide was used in the very early period). |
| me, Willamina Junior, made her feel like a bad | carbon copy, until she discovered Gertrude Stein's Th |
| line is built using an exclusive vacuum bagged | carbon fiber reinforced lamination schedule, now cure |
| ! is the first live album released by the band | Carbon Leaf. |
| How the West was One is an EP by the band | Carbon Leaf that was released on their own label, Con |
| 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. |
| might have formed in the star system could be | carbon planets. |
| The brand is meant to be | carbon positive, signifying that the carbon produced |
| These logs can be considered to be | carbon neutral firelogs during combustion as the carb |
| omewhere else in the universe, it will also be | carbon based. |
| The plant will also be | carbon capture-ready. |
| The nucleophile can be | carbon, nitrogen or oxygen based. |
| s later be identified by William Huggins to be | carbon. |
| gious denomination for its followers to become | carbon neutral. |
| mandible and teeth found in the cave have been | carbon dated to 10,610 BCE. |
| nd fissures where human bones, which have been | carbon dated to the early Neolithic period, have been |
| ordon on Willerby Wold and at Kilham have been | carbon dated to around 3700 B.C. |
| cate that they are unfossilized, and have been | carbon dated to between 210 and 1450 years old (Berge |
| s CnO2 with odd n, the first two members being | carbon dioxide (CO2) and carbon suboxide (C3O2). |
| methyl ethyl ketone, but insoluble in benzene, | carbon tetrachloride, and xylene. |
| ups are protected by being bound to a benzylic | carbon, forming a benzyl acetal. |
| is in the liver via hydroxylation of benzylic | carbon by CYP450. |
| opes including isotopes of lithium, beryllium, | carbon and oxygen. |
| ed as a result of beta oxidation when the beta | carbon is substituted |
| nsidering the large difference in size between | carbon and transition metal atoms and the superior ri |
| carbon-oxygen bond is a covalent bond between | carbon and oxygen and one of the most abundant in org |
| vatives of sugars having a double bond between | carbon atoms 1 and 2 of the ring. |
| double bond in any position other than between | carbon atoms 1 and 2. |
| ompounds with one or more double bonds between | carbon atoms |
| SCN is predicted to have a triple bond between | carbon and nitrogen. |
| here the metal actually inserts itself between | carbon and hydrogen. |
| These steels performance and cost land between | carbon steel and low alloy steel. |
| an intermediate in the O-atom exchange between | carbon dioxide (CO2) and oxygen (O2) at high temperat |
| name for all sugars with a double bond between | carbon atoms 1 and 2. |
| he forms of carbonate (carbonate, bicarbonate, | carbon dioxide, and carbonic acid) shifts until the c |
| Australia's biggest | carbon capture pilot plant, and one of the largest of |
| y 2009, the facility was titled as the biggest | carbon polluter in the European Union by the Sandbag |
| The plant, as one of the biggest | carbon dioxide greenhouse gas generators of the count |
| also recently become a supplier of biodiverse | carbon offsets in Australia. |
| ract which was not converted to yeast biomass, | carbon dioxide or ethanol can be estimated by removin |
| urs at 400 °C under a nitrogen flow to a black | carbon residue consisting of a complex mixture of pol |
| globally averaged snow albedo effect of black | carbon at +0.1 ± 0.1 W/m2. |
| When black | carbon concentrations in the Arctic increase during t |
| also opened his own clothing range named Black | Carbon Custom which he runs himself . |
| of the University of California, Irvine, black | carbon is a significant contributor to Arctic ice-mel |
| Black | carbon emissions also significantly contribute to Arc |
| y alkalosis are related to the decreased blood | carbon dioxide levels, and include peripheral paraest |
| Body: | Carbon fiber skin with Rohacell structural foam core. |
| clotron in Berkeley, California, by bombarding | carbon atoms with high-speed alpha particles. |
| Boncarbo is a corruption of the French bon | carbon, meaning good coal. |
| n of flupenthixol, which shows a double bonded | carbon in the number 10 position (opposite the sulfur |
| Iodine bonds | carbon 3 or carbon 5 of tyrosine residues of thyroglo |
| 00 scientific publications including the books | Carbon Dioxide: Friend or Foe? (1982) and Carbon Diox |
| are represented by hydrogen, beryllium, boron, | carbon, nitrogen, oxygen, fluorine, and helium as arr |
| e bond substituted with a phenyl group on both | carbon atoms of the double bond. |
| are unable to be converted to glucose as both | carbon atoms in the ketone body are ultimately degrad |
| ilic site on enolates is delocalized onto both | carbon and oxygen sites. |
| the total number of atoms in the ring, both | carbon atoms and heteroatoms ("ring size"); |
| The concept of tetrahedrally bound | carbon in organic compounds stems back to the work by |
| as the tertiary fluorines atoms on the bridge | carbon atoms can be either on the same side as each o |
| tallography shows that the aromatic bridgehead | carbon atom makes an angle of 20.5° with the plane. |
| at the isopropyl group and the two bridgehead | carbon atoms. |
| , the hydroxy group is located on the bridging | carbon between the two benzene rings. |
| action of aluminum bromide, hydrogen bromide, | carbon tetrabromide or a mixture of hydrogen bromide |
| Zero-carbon building ( | carbon neutral buildings) |
| ium to release hydrogen gas, which also burns; | carbon dioxide (CO2) is not effective, either. |
| Small finds included charcoal, but | carbon dating of this was inconclusive. |
| us piece of information tend to be nothing but | carbon copies of the Wikipedia article.Zapvet |
| ere depression, Lockridge committed suicide by | carbon monoxide poisoning shortly after the novel's p |
| his reviving two men who had been overcome by | carbon monoxide in the Chicago stockyards" - what org |
| m operator in New Zealand, and was overcome by | carbon monoxide fumes emitted by his gasoline heater. |
| light, which is absorbed particularly well by | carbon dioxide. |
| was determined that the deaths were caused by | carbon monoxide from the six propane heaters, used wi |
| capsule was protected from the intense heat by | carbon phenolic ablative material and silica tiles on |
| of the dilution of atmospheric radiocarbon by | carbon dioxide from fossil fuels burned since the ind |
| ey; C4 sugars serve as markers, as detected by | carbon isotopic signatures |
| oling due to emission of infrared radiation by | carbon dioxide in the stratosphere along with ozone p |
| ns into a mortar and is turned into plaster by | carbon dioxide uptake. |
| There were numerous deaths caused by | carbon monoxide from a small fire near one of the sha |
| ide a garage to set up his presumed suicide by | carbon monoxide poisoning. |
| , which led to the suicide of Dave Halliday by | carbon monoxide poisoning. |
| If confirmed by | carbon dating, this would make Adwaita one of the old |
| On 9 August 2005, Colin committed suicide by | carbon monoxide poisoning from the exhaust pipes of h |
| Phreatic explosions can be accompanied by | carbon dioxide or hydrogen sulfide gas emissions. |
| ter, then precipitating aluminium hydroxide by | carbon dioxide, CO2, which was then filtered and drie |
| All songs written and composed by | Carbon Leaf. |
| ndividuals in these spaces have been killed by | carbon dioxide agent release. |
| separate unit by coal gasification followed by | carbon dioxide separation. |
| See also: List of European power companies by | carbon intensity |
| 982, Robinzine committed suicide in his car by | carbon monoxide poisoning at a storage place in Kansa |
| f dissolution of magnesium-bearing minerals by | carbon dioxide within groundwaters. |
| It has now been generally replaced by | carbon black-filled polypropylene. |
| es way to helium burning, which is replaced by | carbon burning. |
| to assess the mitigation of global warming by | carbon capture and storage in the ocean and in geolog |
| be pulled from the cask, rather than pushed by | carbon dioxide gas. |
| how dislocations are pinned in some metals by | carbon or nitrogen interstitials. |
| continuous insulation and connected by C-GRID | carbon fiber shear trusses |
| anine is attached by its N9 nitrogen to the C1 | carbon of a deoxyribose ring it is known as deoxyguan |
| The C2 | carbon atom in the intermediate is pentavalent and th |
| his research that is attempting to replace C3 | carbon fixation in rice with C4 carbon fixation. |
| xation is an elaboration of the more common C3 | carbon fixation and is believed to have evolved more |
| Sedum album is also able to switch between C3 | carbon fixation and crassulacean acid metabolism (CAM |
| C4 | carbon fixation is one of three biochemical mechanism |
| They use C4 | carbon fixation physiology. |
| By comparison, C4 | carbon fixation via PEP carboxylase is more efficient |
| part of a global wide project to introduce C4 | carbon fixation into crop plants that normally show C |
| This plant uses C4 | carbon fixation as its method of energy metabolism. |
| iad of different climates due to it being a C4 | carbon fixation plant, which allows it to convert car |
| It and other Hawaiian euphorbs perform C4 | carbon fixation. |
| One possible pathway proposes the C8 | carbon framework of methythiolincosamide originates f |
| n were used to create Bronner, Baron, Cabernet | Carbon, Prior und Souvignier Gris. |
| empirical indexes are used CII and Calculated | Carbon Aromaticity Index (CCAI). |
| The calculated | carbon aromaticity index (CCAI) is an index of the ig |
| Calgon | Carbon Corporation (NYSE: CCC) is a Pittsburgh, Penns |
| Calgon | Carbon divides its operations among 4 segments. |
| In September 2006, Calgon | Carbon announced it would be replacing its pension pl |
| e first process is catalyzed by enzymes called | carbon monoxide dehydrogenase. |
| it underground for storage in a process called | carbon sequestration. |
| r 60 external organisations, such as Cambridge | Carbon Footprint, Headway and the Cambridge Rape Cris |
| launch trading of futures contracts on Canada | carbon dioxide equivalent (CO2e) units on May 30, 200 |
| racts sold on the MCeX are equal to 100 Canada | carbon dioxide equivalent units (one metric ton of ca |
| Cancarb ( | Carbon black manufacturer, Alberta, Canada) |
| in polishes, cosmetics, electrical capacitors, | carbon paper, lubrication, and coatings and greases w |
| d supports "a market-based approach to capping | carbon emissions" and wants to broaden America's sour |
| o clean up contaminated soil or water, capture | carbon from the atmosphere and produce potentially im |
| Powered by electricity, ERC combines captured | carbon dioxide with water to produce high value mater |
| as also been proposed as a method of capturing | carbon dioxide from coal-fired electric power plants |
| 7-ylidene, which is norbornene with a carbenic | carbon atom at the bridge position. |
| hydrogen and alkyl substituents on carbenoid | carbon |
| is a tetrahedral molecule with four carbonyl ( | carbon monoxide) ligands attached to nickel. |
| carbonyl compounds renders the former carbonyl | carbon acidic. |
| The now electron-deficient carbonyl | carbon re-forms the double bond with the oxygen. |
| first step between the serine and the carbonyl | carbon moves to attack the hydrogen that the histidin |
| the oxygen for an amine group on the carbonyl | carbon of aldehydes or ketones when reacted with ammo |
| ons on a primary amine react with the carbonyl | carbon of an aldehyde. |
| initiates a nucleophillic attack on a carbonyl | carbon on the peptide backbone, producing a tetrahedr |
| ogen, and the opposite charges to the carbonyl | carbon and amide nitrogen, respectively. |
| ine's anionic sulfur on the substrate carbonyl | carbon. |
| Release of the carboxyl | carbon (via ninhydrin) from amino acids recovered fro |
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