Sentence examples for dioxide current from inspiring English sources
By contrast, the use of potential step, chronoamperometric techniques are shown to effectively collapse the deleterious cross-interference reaction between superoxide and carbon dioxide (current enhancement <2%).
An extreme dependence of the uranium dioxide current efficiency on the ZrCl4 concentration and the corresponding minimum and maximum was found.
The beverage is brought directly into contact with the carbon dioxide current in a packed column, and the extracts are recovered in two different fractionation cells, where depressurization occurs.
This paper describes the influence of ZrCl4, which is electrochemically inert under experimental conditions, on uranium dioxide current efficiency during the (NaCl-KCl equim-UO2Cl2 (10-20 wt.%)-ZrCl4 (0-12 wt.%) melt electrolysis at temperatures of 700 aNaCl-KCl equim-UO2Cl2trolysis curreNaCl-KCl equim-UO2Cl20.63 A/cm2.
BMW said all the diesel vehicles it showed here emit significantly less carbon dioxide than current models.
Scientists say that if the world continues to emit carbon dioxide at current rates, within three decades the "carbon budget" – the total amount that can be poured into the atmosphere without triggering a dangerous climate change of more than 2C – will be used up within three decades.
Their answer, just published in Environmental Science and Technology, is that if wind turbines and electrical vehicles are going to fulfil the role that environmental planners have assigned them in reducing carbon-dioxide emissions, current technologies would require an increase in the supply of neodymium and dysprosium of more than 700% and 2,600% respectively during the next 25 years.
Recent research found that just five more years of carbon dioxide emissions at current levels will virtually wipe out any chance of restraining temperatures to a 1.5C increase and avoid runaway climate change.
Environmental groups are particularly highlighting an announcement made on Saturday that will allow gas-fired power stations to continue emitting carbon dioxide at their current rate until 2045.
Tropical trees also absorb between 2 and 3 billion tons of carbon per year, offsetting about one-quarter of the world's carbon dioxide emissions (although current deforestation releases nearly as much).
Without considering the externality costs associated with carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions, current BEE standards need to be upgraded to the equivalent level of French RT2005 standard coupled with a properly designed district coal-fired Combined Heat and Power (CHP).
