Sentence examples for carbon share from inspiring English sources

Therefore, the surface of nano-TiO2 particles becomes enfolded by a thin layer with a high carbon share that nearly completely stops their photocatalytic properties [5], without simultaneously altering their other physicochemical properties.

(Note: Instead of giving billions of dollars of allowances to coal companies, a better approach would give the majority of the permits as a "Carbon Share," directly to the American people).

The distribution of carbon shares to all adults residents would take place each month, quarter, or year, as a carbon cap reduced the total emissions allowable from upstream companies.

Hydrocarbons are of 2 types: Saturated hydrocarbons: These have single bonds between c and h, or each carbon shares a pair of electron with between them, e.g. ch4, c2h6, etc. Saturated hydrocarbons are called alkanes.

Australia was given the worst possible rating of "very poor" for its performance on emissions trends, carbon intensity, share of renewables in its energy supply and overall climate policy.

Carbon uptake, share of NPP stored in wood [1].

In this system, oxygen and carbon atoms share bonds with silicon atoms in the amorphous network structure while elemental carbon, and possibly nanosized SiO2 and SiC nanodomains may co-exist.

We also show that even if transportation cost and carbon emissions share the same structure, these two objectives lead to different solutions and that the terminal is located closer to the port when optimizing cost and further away when optimizing carbon emissions.

(By way of comparison, the hydrocarbon molecules of unsaturated fats have two carbons that share double or triple bonds and are therefore not completely saturated with hydrogen atoms).

In a similar move, competing confectioners Hershey and Ferrero announced a partnership in 2011 to reduce costs and cut carbon by sharing facilities and creating one North American supply chain.

Unsaturated fat, a fatty acid in which the hydrocarbon molecules have two carbons that share double or triple bond(s) and are therefore not completely saturated with hydrogen atoms.