Sentence examples for particulate carbon from inspiring English sources
In this manner, and using a stream gaging station data record, we show that fine sediment deposition by intermediate-size storms boosts stream metabolism over timescales of 100+ days in an urban stream that is limited by particulate carbon.
Zhang Y, M Cerqueira, G Salazar, P Zotter, C Hueglin, C Zellweger, C Pio, A Prévôt, S Szidat (2015) Wet deposition of fossil and non-fossil derived particulate carbon: insights from radiocarbon meeasurement.
The presence of particulate carbon and grapefruit-sized clusters of soot was consistent with the occurrence of intense wildfires, which were also associated with the asteroid-induced mass extinction of 65 million years ago.
Particulate carbon (PC), particulate nitrogen (PN) and biogenic silica (bSiO2) export fluxes were determined using water-column PC, PN, and bSiO2 inventories and the residence times of 210Po.
This implies that much of the particulate carbon transport in the four rivers is being caused by enhanced erosion perhaps due to human activities or environmental change.
In this study, we explore the potential use of the AGE III for graphitization of particulate carbon collected in quartz filters.
The authorities monitor air quality hourly, including levels of particulates, carbon monoxide and nitrogen dioxide, and take limited readings for ozone.
Hydroelectricity is one of the cleanest sources of energy and adding more natural gas means greater emissions of pollutants, including nitrous oxides, volatile organic compounds, sulfur oxides, particulates, carbon monoxide and carbon dioxide, the report found.
Burning of 20 whole cane plots and 19 cane leaf trash samples yielded particulates, carbon monoxide, and hydrocarbon emissions all within normal ranges of many other herbaceous types of fuel previously burned within the tower.
We found that fine and ultrafine particulate matter, carbon monoxide, and black carbon were all elevated on the high-traffic route compared to the low-traffic route.
The production of both particulate organic carbon and calcium carbonate (CaCO3) drives the ocean's biological carbon pump.
