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In this study, a sub-bituminous coal bottom ash is re-utilized as a cement replacement.

This stored oxygen can be re-utilized as oxidant in place of compressed air in the fuel cell.

Reducing waste by incorporating used materials into production can cut costs and decrease the price of procurement: less to be procured from the outside and more to be re-utilized from the inside.

Consequently, the recovered energy can be re-utilized in the combustor directly, and an intra-cycle waste heat recovery process can be achieved.

The off-gas generated during the process is mainly composed of elements of C, H, and O, indicating that the off-gas is non-toxic and could be re-utilized as clean energy source.

PHA accumulation (19% of dry cell weight (DCW)) was observed with higher hydroxy butyrate (HB) (89%) concentration at 48th h in the cathodic biocatalyst and was re-utilized by the end of experiment.

Medium enriched with glucose re-enter the packed bed where it can be re-utilized to convert glucose into ethanol.

In the bacteria that naturally accumulate PHB, this polymer can be re-utilized as a carbon source in starvation periods.

"The only way you will address climate change is through carbon capture and storage technologies," says Smith. "Coal will still be used elsewhere in the world". In February, 45Q legislation passed that gives a credit of $50 per ton for CO2 that is buried and $35 a ton for CO2 that is re-utilized.

The identified ureHABCEFG operon encodes a cytoplasmic urease UreABC, which can hydrolyze urea, releasing ammonia that may be re-utilized by the symbiont.

This shows that iron released into the very small labile iron pool does not leave the cell, but is re-utilized.