Sentence examples for modifying the carbon from inspiring English sources

The second approach would involve modifying the carbon cycle by either planting more trees (afforestation), converting organic material into charcoal (biochar) or using renewable energy from materials derived from biological sources (bioenergy).

EIS spectra reveal that a layer of corrosion and scale products forms naturally and evolves with the immersion time modifying the carbon steel/cooling water interface and giving rise to corrosion and scale processes.

Thus, modifying the carbon hexagonal network at the atomic level in the form of point defects (chemical dopants, structural modifications) or extended defects (grain boundaries, extended lines of defects) is of paramount importance for the complete understanding of experimental transport measurements on "real" graphene samples.

Custom designed radio frequency tumbling plasma reactor is used to surface modify the carbon black.

However, earthworms did not modify the carbon contents of surface casts.

Then, the MIPs were used to modify the carbon paste electrode (CP).

Warming trends along with land use and land cover change (LULCC) could substantially modify the carbon balance and biodiversity of the Eurasian Steppe.

The results indicated that hydrogen and oxygen plasma treatment modified the carbon bonding structure and the surface roughness differently.

In continuation of our previous research work on modified carbon paste electrodes (Rajawat et al. [2012, 2013a]) and keeping the above views in mind, the powder of coconut shell (Cocos nucifera) was used to modify the carbon paste electrode with the main goal of using it as a modifier material for the development of a sensor for the determination of cadmium.

In the first method, graphite is heated in the presence of F2 to temperatures in excess of 300°C, so that covalent C-F bonds are formed and modify the carbon hybridisation [60].

Increased rates of litter decomposition due to climatic warming have great potential to modify the carbon balance in forest soils, with consequent feedbacks to climate change.