The phrase "carbon components" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It refers to the parts or elements of a substance or object that are made of carbon. Example: "The bicycle's lightweight frame is made of carbon components, making it ideal for speed and agility."
BMW is also keeping close control over the manufacture of carbon components, which it says are central to giving the car an upscale image.
CTP-derived carbon matrix was composed from two carbon components that differed in crystallographic parameters.
The carbon components are all developed and produced in-house: tubular frame, panels, the seats, door panels, window frame, dashboard and door sills.
There are lightweight carbon components — seat posts, handlebars, and wheels — that Monoprice makes, and e-bike conversion kits from third parties will be sold until the company starts making its own.
According to [22], the temperature range 500 550 °C corresponds to the destruction of acetylacetonate ligands and complete removal of the volatile carbon components upon oxide formation.
The 13C CP/TOSS data show that the alkyl carbon components account for 25.6 32.4% of the total organic carbon in the DM fractions (Table 2).
It was found that the sorbitol-mediated hydrothermal carbonization process not only provides the carbon component, but also induces the formation of mesoporous nanostructures of TiO2.
"The law says you can't have a carbon component in your pricing … It says companies have to show they will take the carbon component out of their pricing and if they don't we have the power to act," he said.
These aerosols, especially the black carbon component, absorb solar radiation, and this absorption results in enhanced solar heating of the atmosphere.
Then we added carbon futures, creating a carbon component to the value.
Accordingly, the carbon component decreased rapidly, less than 20%.
