Sentence examples for methane by a from inspiring English sources

Even if one accepts the estimates advocated by some of a higher "global warming potential" for methane by a factor of approximately three, the increase in climate forcing by methane is significantly smaller than for carbon dioxide.

This study provides data on the lowest cost of acetylene production from methane by a plasma process.

It was demonstrated that higher hydrocarbons can be formed from methane by a two-stage procedure, namely catalytic deposition of carbonaceous species, followed by Fischer Tropsch like hydrogenation.

Unlike the bare TiO2, the surface reorganization originated by the presence of Mg enhances the formation of methane by a factor of 4.5, corroborating that complete reduction of CO2 is achieved.

Formaldehyde is currently produced from methane by a three-step process involving H2/CO synthesis gas and methanol as intermediates, and development of a single-step process would have great economic incentive for producing this commodity chemical.

The highly efficient activation of methane by a homogeneous mercury II) catalyst has been investigated by an ab initio computational study of the interaction of methane with the HgF+ ion.

The reaction mechanism involves activation of methane by an adsorbed oxygen species with subsequent generation of a CH3 species.

If composted, however, the food can be broken down and returned to the earth as a nonchemical fertilizer with no methane by-product.

Picarro's chief executive, Michael Woelk, said his company's scientists had charted plumes of methane by placing an analyzer in a car and driving from Livermore, Calif., to Sacramento, a route heavy with animal feedlots, truck depots and other industrial operations.

With rapid reduction of methane emissions by a third, methane should restabilize around 1250 parts per billion over fourteen years, reducing radiative forcing by almost a third of its increase since industrialization.

At the moment, several groups of aerobic bacteria are known that convert methane by means of a copper- and/or iron-containing enzyme called methane monooxygenase (MMO) (Murrell et al. 2000).