Conversion of component x was defined as: 1 - X oulet × IS inlet X inlet × IS outlet × 100 (3)where X is the concentration of either CH4 or CO2 in the feed, IS is the concentration of the internal standard (N2).
In general, the production chain for producing those biofuels includes physiological study of algal cells, culture system design for mass cultivation, biomass harvesting and dewatering, biomass processing for extraction of the desired components, and conversion of those components into different types of biofuels.
The temperature of the injector port was set at set at 200 °C to enable the conversion of organic components to the gas-phase prior to MS analysis.
This article reviews the recent research progress of the catalytic conversion of lignocellulose components (cellulose, hemicelluloses, lignin) and raw materials into hydrocarbons.
The influence of oil fractions' compositions on the conversion of sulfurous components was investigated in a trickle-bed reactor in laboratory scale.
Extensive in vitro conversion of complement components C3 and C4 has been observed in EDTA plasma obtained from a number of stable orthotopic liver transplant recipients (LTR) [Clin. Chem. 45 (1999 11900].
The hydrophobic monomers applied over the primed dentin reduce primer hydrophilicity penetrated into dentin and ensure high degree of conversion of monomeric components present in resin-dentin interface, which improves the quality and longevity of dentin bonding by reducing the degradation rate of hydrophilic adhesive monomers [7].
4-2a was the most efficient of the three strains in terms of conversion of switchgrass components, reaching between 64.7% (xylan) and 69.4% (arabinan) conversion.
A biomass reaction (representing the conversion of biomass components into one gram dry weight of biomass) is needed to accurately predict the effects of gene deletions on growth and viability.
If repair has been considered at all, it has either been implemented as removal of damage rather than return to active protein (with or without cost), or conversion of oldest components into newest without any cost.
