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carbon dioxide evolution rate.

In Fig. 9, both the carbon dioxide evolution profiles for the normal and extended bed are compared.

For this reason, respirometry (oxygen uptake rate and/or carbon dioxide evolution rate) has been widely used as an important tool in biomonitoring fields.

With butane there is little carbon deposition and there is low level carbon dioxide evolution between 423 and 873 K [9].

By 450 °C, carbon dioxide evolution has almost ceased with the normal bed, whereas there is still significant amount of carbon combusting with the extended bed.

This permits the estimation of primary degradation rates (DegT50), as well as the measurement of carbon dioxide evolution and of formation of metabolites and bound residues.

Carbon dioxide (CO2) evolution rates were determined by methods, as described in Okalebo et al. (2002).

The decrease in carbon dioxide (CO2) evolution rates over the 12 weeks period showed the microbial activities subsiding as the co-compost piles neared stability.

The stability of the compost is measured directly by the carbon dioxide (CO2) evolution and oxygen uptake rate (OUR) during the composting process.

Data from a flow visualisation study, designed to study carbon dioxide gas evolution and flow behaviour are reported.

Accordingly, the final sample was taken when the OD measurement indicated the transition from the exponential growth phase to deceleration phase, which coincides with a sharp drop in carbon dioxide (CO2) evolution.