Sentence examples for concentrated carbon from inspiring English sources

The company's microorganisms can be grown inside transparent reactors, where they're circulated to ensure that they all get exposed to sunlight, and they are fed concentrated carbon dioxide which can come from a power plant, for example–and other nutrients.

This increased surface area is the result of thermal decomposition of the organic material through which volatiles are driven off and the remaining structure is comprised of highly concentrated carbon chains.

Petroleum is concentrated carbon, the resting state of living organisms that died a million years ago.

High-cell-density cultivation is essential to maximize volumetric productivity and to reduce production costs, and the media used should be composed of highly concentrated carbon sources [ 55, 56].

The surface modification with carbonation is a method that uses accelerated carbonation, which reacts highly concentrated carbon dioxide with Ca(OH 2 of the adhered mortar on the aggregate surface under dry or wet environments (Zhan et al. 2014; Zhang et al. 2015).

While trace CO2 concentration removal applications have been modestly studied for decades, the spike in interest in the capture of concentrated CO2 was motivated by the need for new energy vectors to replace highly concentrated carbon fuels and the necessity to reduce emissions from fossil fuel-fired power plants.

The result is a highly concentrated carbon-dioxide waste stream that makes it easier to capture the emissions.

"If we could engineer other crops to concentrate carbon, we could address the growing world demand for food," Jonikas said.

Overall, corals living in a DIC scarce environment may experience DIC limitation and invest a great deal of energy into concentrating carbon at the photosynthesis site66.

It is able to concentrate carbon dioxide in specialized cells and even when its stomata, or "breathing" pores, are partly closed (as might happen when a plant is under environmental stress), it can still manufacture food through photosynthesis.

Meanwhile, though, society's intended use — burning the oil and gas in our engines and boilers — is constantly concentrating carbon dioxide in the atmosphere at a thousand tons a second, billions of tons a year.