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| 2004, STM detection and control of phonons in | carbon nanotubes |
| ote building sustainability and a reduction in | carbon emissions. |
| by product of this technique is an increase in | carbon dioxide or "fizziness" in the wine as well as |
| Changes in | carbon sinks can affect the airborne fraction. |
| h for revealing grain boundaries especially in | carbon steels. |
| sticity and the brittle-ductile transitions in | carbon nanotubes. |
| that "the globe is warming" and "Increases in | carbon dioxide emissions are responsible". |
| resent day Fromberg (originally named Gebo) in | Carbon County, Montana. |
| Until 1916 there were two schools, one in | Carbon County and one in the Duchesne district. |
| the defining attribute of a substance rich in | carbon. |
| Born in | Carbon County, Pennsylvania, Burke played for the New |
| operated an extensive system of coal mines in | Carbon and Schuylkill Counties, two canals, the Lehig |
| any moons orbiting this planet are enriched in | carbon, and are thus quite different from the silicat |
| hosphorus is insoluble in water but soluble in | carbon disulfide. |
| circumstellar envelope is likely to be rich in | Carbon as it has very strong CN (Cyanide) spectral li |
| Each (3-carbon) 3PG is then reduced to G3P in | carbon reduction. |
| Other decomposition products include | carbon monoxide and carbon dioxide. |
| Reverb's greening services include | carbon neutral concerts and venues; biodiesel for veh |
| Inorganic cumulenes include | carbon suboxide. |
| Other names in common use include | carbon monoxide oxidase, carbon monoxide oxygenase (c |
| The criticisms include | carbon emissions, environmental damage and greenwashi |
| en used in nuclear physics experiments include | carbon, silicon, copper, tungsten, gold, lead, and ur |
| ientific terms, organic compounds must include | Carbon. |
| elements occurring in the native state include | carbon and sulfur. |
| greenhouse gasses in the atmosphere, including | carbon dioxide. |
| stainless, alloy and special steels including | carbon and alloy steels. |
| contain absorption lines of elements including | carbon, nitrogen and oxygen. |
| One might increase | carbon emissions using gas powered saws and spliters |
| s offsetting the warming tendency of increased | carbon dioxide: their concurrent buildups must inexor |
| For individuals, | carbon calculators simplify compiling an inventory. |
| als such as gold, silver or platinum, to inert | carbon such as glassy carbon or pyrolytic carbon, and |
| wbacks of the blast furnaces is the inevitable | carbon dioxide production as iron is reduced from iro |
| hour emergency treatment for smoke inhalation, | carbon monoxide poisoning, and diving injuries such a |
| This allows for a separation of initial | carbon fixation by contact with air and secondary car |
| pricing, technological change and innovation, | carbon finance, economics of renewables, environmenta |
| CT is the total inorganic | carbon |
| process to supply reducing power for inorganic | carbon fixation. |
| By separating out inorganic | carbon using a solvent, organic carbon in a sample ca |
| The inorganic | carbon species include carbon dioxide, carbonic acid, |
| The total inorganic | carbon (CT, or TIC) or dissolved inorganic carbon (DI |
| to an increased storage of dissolved inorganic | carbon |
| The oceans, including dissolved inorganic | carbon and living and non-living marine biota, |
| h would require single-family homes to install | carbon monoxide detectors. |
| bal climate models that include an interactive | carbon cycle . |
| though temporarily there would be intermediate | carbon monoxide and actual magnesium vapors. |
| gy can be provided by burning pure oxygen into | carbon monoxide. |
| he combustion of gasoline (a hydrocarbon) into | carbon dioxide and water. |
| ld for further processing by distillation into | carbon chemicals. |
| e fermentable sugars present in the dough into | carbon dioxide and ethanol. |
| It is decomposed, on dry distillation, into | carbon dioxide and pyromellitic acid, C10H6O8; when d |
| heless the star is already burning helium into | carbon in its core. |
| il Dr. From there Highway 73 travels east into | Carbon County and at 4.64 miles WYO 73 ends at US 287 |
| closure by expansion of its area further into | Carbon Canyon just west of Brea Olinda High School we |
| will decompose over time (spontaneously) into | carbon dioxide and water |
| has been observed to break caffeine down into | carbon dioxide and ammonia. |
| ing flame, since this flame tends to introduce | carbon into the molten metal. |
| She expressed the idea of introducing | carbon tax in 2005 so that Japan might achieve the go |
| shill was a proponent of a tax shift involving | carbon tax. |
| For the thermonuclear reaction involving | carbon that powers some stars, see CNO cycle. |
| mal Reduction is a form of reduction involving | carbon as the reductant at elevated temperatures, oft |
| When the ipso | carbon atom is replaced by 13C in the precursor molec |
| The systematic name of this enzyme class is | carbon monoxide,water:cytochrome b-561 oxidoreductase |
| A component of Inergen is | carbon dioxide, which allows the human body to adapt |
| The other major contaminant is | carbon tetrachloride (CCl4). |
| Another method to reduce viscosity is | carbon dioxide flooding. |
| Ether-Electrified Porch Music is | Carbon Leaf's third album. |
| osols contain about 90% sulfur and the rest is | carbon, which makes the haze reddish in color. |
| r alternative fuel sources and burning wood is | carbon neutral. |
| surface of Titania by infrared spectroscopy is | carbon dioxide, which is concentrated mainly on the t |
| the highest known decomposition temperature is | carbon monoxide at ≈3870 °C (≈7000 °F).. |
| n lumberjacking be used as wood fuel (which is | carbon neutral) instead of fossil fuels (e.g. |
| The gas is | carbon dioxide (CO2), the liquid is water (H2O), and |
| ntensity Measurements on the Main and Isotopic | Carbon Bands in Spectra of the R-Type Stars", Publica |
| fully emended manuscript, a typescript and its | carbon copy each featuring different corrections and |
| chi grill in his bedroom and succumbing to its | carbon monoxide fumes. |
| The amino acid glycine contributes all its | carbon (2) and nitrogen (1) atoms, with additional ni |
| ron donor (e.g., H2O, H2, H2S), and CO2 as its | carbon source. |
| a red giant star but as it begins to burn its | carbon core it will probably become highly unstable b |
| nymoor, UK, to a new site in 2009 reducing its | carbon footprint for manufacturing in the UK by 25%. |
| l continue working to reduce the growth of its | carbon emissions - a promise made ahead of last year' |
| ne that requires organic substrates to get its | carbon for growth and development, and that produces |
| stirring it in the open air until it lost its | carbon and became wrought iron. |
| n in its structure to fully oxidize all of its | carbon and hydrogen upon detonation. |
| chases solar electricity credits to offset its | carbon footprint. |
| ion of calcium carbonate giving up some of its | carbon dioxide, thus allowing a precipitation of lime |
| 14 (IVB, IVA): | Carbon group |
| versity, and is editor-in-chief of the journal | Carbon, a post he has held since 1982. |
| of her correspondence with Lane, but Lane kept | carbon copies of virtually everything she ever wrote- |
| ound the six membered ring to "6" for the keto | carbon at the top of the six membered ring. |
| Car Body: LAHT | carbon steel |
| l (1892 - 1955) was the founder of Great Lakes | Carbon Corporation, currently part of SGL Carbon. |
| After the merger with Great Lakes | Carbon, Hoechst AG retained a 50 percent stake in the |
| The larger | carbon capture plant will be integrated with the new |
| Later, | carbon granules were used between carbon buttons. |
| e Action Plan and overseeing B.C.'s legislated | carbon emissions reduction target of 33% by 2020. |
| ration to be more efficient and releasing less | carbon and other pollutants. |
| astic, consuming less energy and yielding less | carbon dioxide (CO2) in their manufacturing than trad |
| usib[ly]" caused by man and that "burning less | carbon is good planetary hygiene, and good practice g |
| e these firelogs, meaning more oxygen and less | carbon dioxide in the atmosphere. |
| e 304L-same as the 304 grade but contains less | carbon to increase weldability. |
| hypochlorite forming a new sugar with one less | carbon. |
| at moderate temperatures that do not liberate | carbon dioxide. |
| Like | carbon disulfides, carbon diselenide polymerizes unde |
| bearings and valves, advanced composites like | carbon fiber, high strength adhesives, thin film circ |
| Like | carbon, the organically bound silicon is tetravalent |
| decomposition, it can form harmful gases like | carbon monoxide and dioxide. |
| of Ecology Director Ted Sturdevant on limiting | carbon emissions from government operations and promo |
| A series of linked | carbon atoms is known as the carbon skeleton or carbo |
| the low atomic weight constituents of lipids ( | carbon, nitrogen, phosphorus, etc.) offer little cont |
| Subsequent processing with liquid | carbon dioxide, achieved in the same extractor by mer |
| Lisa | Carbon - background vocals |
| The lithium | carbon bond in tert-butyllithium is highly polarized, |
| It uses a live | carbon supply chain to determine the amount of carbon |
| The final loaded | carbon then is removed and washed before undergoing " |
| 11 m (36 ft) diameter and 107 m (351 ft) long | carbon steel penstocks. |
| The resulting β-ketoacid loses | carbon dioxide under reaction conditions; the acetal |
| ii of 50 times the material thickness of a low | carbon steel .07 in thick can range from 85 feet per |
| global adaptive burden-sharing model for a low | carbon emitting society. |
| SE scheme further offers accreditaion as a Low | Carbon Energy Assessor (LCEA), again subject to speci |
| Low | Carbon Research Institute (LCRI) |
| °C)., coupled with advantages of extremely low | carbon incorporation and substantially reduced main g |
| ogies (PVCIT) Centre of Excellence and the Low | Carbon Vehicle Technology Project, which is being man |
| ng it “the largest source of renewable and low | carbon energy, including high-risk, high-reward infra |
| members of an approved scheme such as the Low | Carbon Energy Assessors Register. |
| ear she called for a new Clean Air Act - a Low | Carbon Act to fight climate change. |
| She envisioned low | carbon zones being rolled out across the country in t |
| Low | carbon technology in October 2008 |
| The Low | Carbon Innovation Centre (LCIC) is the commercial hub |
| fall has proposed a framework leading to a low | carbon emitting society. |
| tilized in the steel making industry where low | carbon ferro alloys were required. |
| In 2009 MEA won an Ashden Award for the Low | Carbon Communities project. |
| A pilot Low | Carbon Communities project from 2006-9 in three commu |
| rivers, and carbonates found there contain low | carbon isotope ratios. |
| A low | carbon diet minimizes the emissions released from the |
| A low | carbon diet refers to making lifestyle choices to red |
| Type 2: Low | carbon martensitic steel (withdrawn from the standard |
| plore the innovation required to achieve a low | carbon society" and will open in 2012. |
| Low | Carbon Communities (LCC) is one part of Marches Energ |
| s have been termed as HNLC (high nutrient, low | carbon) areas. |
| d it must then be "regenerated" by blowing low | carbon dioxide air, such as ambient air, through the |
| These are well-known in low | carbon steels and some Al-Mg Alloys. |
| Case hardened articles starting as low | carbon steel can also be labeled hardened steel. |
| Wrought iron, iron with a very low | carbon content that has been wrought (worked) by hand |
| Type 2: Low | carbon martensitic steel for atmospheric temperature |
| Major tenets of a low | carbon diet include eating less industrial meat and d |
| The report entitled, Engineering a Low | Carbon Built Environment: The Discipline of Building |
| rovides an essential step in the move to a low | carbon future. |
| ce "for his pioneering work on low-dimensional | carbon nanostructures". |
| ocess is more energy-efficient and has a lower | carbon footprint than traditional steelmaking process |
| The lowest | carbon steel is called hocho-tetsu, which is used for |
| These companies made | carbon rods for arc lights and electrodes for electri |
| The main | carbon cost is associated with haulage of the harvest |
| They make | carbon monoxide detectors, smoke alarms, fire extingu |
| ria which do possess the α-GAL enzyme and make | carbon dioxide, methane, and/or hydrogen -- leading t |
| Formerly, its main use was making | carbon paper. |
| ills, housing, regeneration, waste management, | carbon neutrality and planning permission, pending ap |
| U.S. Patent 237,198 - Process of manufacturing | carbon conductors |
| The company specialises in manufacturing | carbon chemicals from coal tar. |
| a sufficiently strong base to deprotonate many | carbon acids, including benzene. |
| Matt | Carbon (born 8 June 1975, Nottingham) is an English s |
| tage of pollutants such as particulate matter, | carbon monoxide, nitrogen oxides and sulfur oxides. |
| made up mainly of degenerate matter-typically, | carbon and oxygen nuclei in a sea of degenerate elect |
| nally, weldability is improved since a maximum | carbon equivalent value of 0.45 (0.47 for Group 4 and |
| ether on incineration techniques for measuring | carbon in tissue. |
| Measuring | carbon dioxide is important in monitoring indoor air |
| Type 1: Medium | carbon alloy steel |
| Type 1: Medium | carbon steel, boron steel, or medium carbon alloy ste |
| ed Kingdom, for a manganese-molybdenum, medium | carbon steel bicycle tubing. |
| DPA starts as a low or medium | carbon steel and is quenched from a temperature above |
| ilar to some existing on Earth is metabolising | carbon dioxide and hydrogen and producing methane. |
| It can also remove methane, | carbon monoxide, nitrogen, moisture and in some cases |
| hay into combustible gases containing methane, | carbon monoxide and hydrogen. |
| romatography can be used to determine methane, | carbon dioxide, oxygen and nitrogen quantities. |
| d on Earth through the interaction of methane, | carbon dioxide and ultraviolet light (sunlight). |
| etham sodium can be prepared from methylamine, | carbon disulfide, and sodium hydroxide; or from methy |
| The bridging methylene | carbon atom is pentacoordinated, with three two-elect |
| ains 4 mg tar, 0.4 mg nicotine as well as 4 mg | Carbon monoxide. |
| ns 10 mg tar, 0.9 mg nicotine as well as 10 mg | Carbon monoxide. |
| ains 7 mg tar, 0.6 mg nicotine as well as 7 mg | Carbon monoxide). |
| ains 8 mg tar, 0.7 mg nicotine as well as 8 mg | Carbon monoxide. |
| ckaged Blue, Malta (Tar 7 mg, Nicotine 0.6 mg, | Carbon Monoxide 8 mg |
| tugal - King Size (Tar 10 mg, Nicotine 0.8 mg, | Carbon Monoxide 10 mg) |
| enerally range from approximately 1 to 20 mg/L | carbon. |
| uild a continuous Hot Strip Mill rolling mild, | carbon and special steels up to 457mm. |
| of metal, washing drying in the wind, mineral | carbon, sand dunes, nail polish, cellulose, pure air |
| The nodules consist of iron minerals, | carbon substances and mica; as the metamorphic temper |
| These miniature | carbon filament lamps were worked intermittently by a |
| blem of more efficient energy use with minimal | carbon footprint. |
| rol systems, building simulation and modeling, | carbon and sustainability reporting, IT equipment man |
| ensity is moderate, temperatures are moderate, | carbon dioxide concentrations are around 200 ppm or h |
| which displays evidence of atomic or molecular | carbon in its spectrum. |
| to lifestyles or institutions that remove more | carbon from the atmosphere than they release into it. |
| ith a chain length of approximately 35 or more | carbon atoms are found in bitumen, used for example i |
| Higher alkanes are alkanes having nine or more | carbon atoms. |
| replaced by palm oil plantations release more | carbon dioxide than is saved by replacing diesel with |
| it, the glowing trees vegetation consumed more | carbon from the atmosphere than normal (i.e. the lumi |
| ed over vast areas, often containing much more | carbon than the whole water column below. |
| known since 1872 that as we emit more and more | carbon dioxide into our atmosphere, each increment re |
| n compounds are chemicals in which one or more | carbon atoms are linked by covalent bonds with one or |
| In fact, the yeast will actually produce more | carbon dioxide than is required, and it is for this r |
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