Sentence examples for bulk of carbon from inspiring English sources

The N content in the bulk of carbon materials is as high as 11.3% and ca. 40.6% of N is in the form of pyridinic-N.

Tong, who said he was yet to receive a reply from the Australian government, wrote in his letter that "science, as confirmed by the [intergovernmental panel on climate change], dictates that for the world to avoid catastrophic climate change, we must leave the vast bulk of carbon reserves in the ground".

The promising results are ascribed to the use of an ionic liquid, which forms an excellent charge-transfer bridge and wide electrochemical windows in the bulk of carbon paste electrode.

Furthermore, in addition to the environmental and economical benefits of the plasma glow discharges, it can maintain the properties of the mechanical bulk of carbon fiber.

Even without El Niño, oceans surged to record-high temperatures last year as the world's biggest waterways absorb the bulk of carbon dioxide from burning fossil fuels, deforestation and farming.

This not only dramatically enhances the catalytic activity of Fe towards the nucleation of nanotubes at low temperatures, but simultaneously reduces its propensity to diffuse into the bulk of carbon-based substrates, thus minimising support damage.

However, analysis of the plasma revealed that 70 72% of the parent compound remained at 60 minutes after injection indicating that the bulk of carbon-11 in most organs corresponded to the parent compound.

However, the low mass loading and bulk density of carbon nanomaterials hinder their use in large-scale energy storage because their high specific capacity may not scale up linearly with the thickness of the electrode.

The clues take the form of changes in various bulk properties of carbon under these conditions, things like its resistivity, optical transmittance and reflectance and so on.

In this communication, an analytical model for predicting the compression induced electrical resistance of bulk assemblies of carbon nanomaterials has been presented.

The selective or bulk removal of carbon dioxide from process gas streams is an important step in several industrial processes such as CO2 capturing and sweetening of natural gas.