Sentence examples for surplus carbon dioxide from inspiring English sources

MANY people consider the wider use of biofuels a promising way of reducing the amount of surplus carbon dioxide (CO2) being pumped into the air by the world's mechanised transport.

It's the result of seawater absorbing surplus carbon dioxide, which is changing the Ph balance of the ocean and threatening every shell-forming creature--from certain planktons to coral polyps to crabs to oysters.

In water, carbon dioxide forms carbonic acid.

Carbonated drinks contain carbon dioxide gas.

Through the Haldane effect, haemoglobin will then carry less carbon dioxide, leading to a surplus that will be carried as dissolved carbon dioxide, thus increasing PaCO2.

DHL Air U.K., a unit of the giant German postal company Deutsche Post DHL, also could make a small profit of about €1 million from the system by selling surplus permits corresponding to about 131,000 tons of carbon dioxide.

Yet Emirates could make a modest profit of €1.5 million, or $2 million, from a small surplus of permits, each representing a ton of carbon dioxide, that airlines can trade as part of the system.

These included finding a high-efficiency, low-cost way to turn surplus natural gas into liquid fuel for cars and trucks, and identifying something to burn other than hydrocarbons so that carbon dioxide is not one of the byproducts.

It is carbon dioxide, not carbon.

Carbon dioxide emissions would fall.

This drives off carbon dioxide.