Sentence examples for carbon based on from inspiring English sources
The questionnaire was devised to cover different areas of possible engagement in reducing carbon, based on the following four elements of: 1. measuring and reducing energy consumption; 2.
Siemens Industry Inc's Water Technologies business unit has introduced the AquaCarb CX Series of activated carbon, based on a material derived from coconut shells.
Maps indicating the distribution of a magnesium, b aluminum, c oxygen, and d carbon based on the respective Kα X-ray series are displayed, and the concentrations [Mg], [Al], [O], and [C] are given in weight% (wt%).
Within the process, information about the system gathered by the producers will be transformed into policy measures, aiming to lead the transport system into a desired (in our case low carbon, based on renewable biofuels) future (e.g., [22, 23, 24]).
The paper presents an additive scheme to calculate the Gibbs energy of carbon atoms in a graphitizable carbon based on the present cluster description.
We observed a different durability of the electrocatalytic activity between the carbon black and the Marimo-like carbon based on the CV measurements and the XPS.
We present a new model of adsorption on micro-mesoporous carbons based on the quenched solid density functional theory (QSDFT).
Shi et al. (2012) has reported that neutrally charged STX predominates between pH 9 and 12 and is the species that would be most likely to have the highest adsorption by activated carbons based on its non-electrostatic interactions.
In this work, we develop nitrogen-doped porous carbons based on pyrolysis of pomelo peel by chemical treatment under hypersaline environments containing saturated NaCl, ZnCl2 and FeCl3.
The study compares the structural and electrochemical properties of 12 porous carbons based on phenolic resins, using both aqueous (H2SO4) and aprotic ((C2H5 4NBF4 in acetonitrile) electrolytes.
C NMR probes the local environment, and can only differentiate branch lengths of up to 10 carbons based on high-resolution spectroscopy in solution [ 28], or up to 16 carbons based on the relaxation behavior in the melt [ 107].
