Sentence examples for carbon dioxide generated from inspiring English sources
The environmental load was evaluated by carbon dioxide generation as an index and it was found that the carbon dioxide generated by the electrolysis method was 1/70 lower than that by the dilution method with tap water.
Carbon credits will help offset carbon dioxide generated during the tree-cutting process.
Carbon dioxide generated by power stations can be converted into methanol and used to generate electricity or fuel cars.
CCS technology aims to capture carbon dioxide generated at coal plants and store it underground in rock formations and aquifers.
The carbon dioxide, generated by volcanic activity deep in the earth, can now escape harmlessly into the atmosphere rather than building up under pressure and, ultimately, exploding.
Accelerate the development and testing of techniques to cheaply capture and store the billions of tons of carbon dioxide generated by burning coal and other fossil fuels.
Plankton are vital to life on Earth — they absorb carbon dioxide, generate nearly half of the oxygen we breathe, break down waste, and are a cornerstone of the marine food chain.
And some will pay happily, knowing that we have dismantled a safe, clean and environmentally benign electricity generating plant, and have exchanged it for a huge debt and carbon dioxide generating plants burning fossil fuels that will become ever more expensive.
Biomethanation of all these wastes generated annually in Extremadura could prevent the emission of 134,772 t of equivalent carbon dioxide, generate an energy similar to that provided by 2826 toe and reach payback times from 3.29 to 3.75 years for anaerobic digestion plant designed to treat the wastes generated by a medium-sized industry.
A major source of energy in cell metabolism is glucose that is metabolised to pyruvate in glycolysis and further oxidized to form carbon dioxide generating ATP in the tricarboxylic acid cycle.
Finally, a novel pH responsive DDSs incorporates carbon dioxide generating precursors that produce CO2 gas in an acidic environment, leading to disintegration of the carrier and release of drug molecules.
