Sentence examples for waste cellulose from inspiring English sources

A blend of 85% ethanol with 15% petrol, known as E85, is gaining acceptance since it can be used in normal petrol engines, and advances in biotechnology promise cheaper ethanol by turning waste cellulose into the glucose from which ethanol is fermented.

Sure, a villager will fill the still with waste cellulose first.

The use of microwave heating in hydrothermal carbonization process, and in the preparation of hydrochar from biomasses, glucose and other materials, such as human waste, cellulose and starch, has been reported [4, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19].

The pyrolysis of typical components of biomass waste, cellulose, hemicellulose, lignin, pectin and starch was performed and compared in a continuous-weighting fixed bed reactor acting as a macro thermogravimetric analyzer (TGA), namely macro-TGA.

Considering that the costs of iron ore dry iron ore, urea, bacterial biomass, and waste cellulose are about US$100, US$360, US$500, and US$100 per ton, respectively, the evaluated total cost of the iron ore-based biosealing materials is about US$23,800.

There is also an ample supply of waste cellulose, particularly in the United States.

Direct cellulose fermentation by cellulolytic anaerobic bacteria offers potential to generate renewable hydrogen (H2) from inexpensive "waste" cellulosic feedstocks.

For LB derived from seaweed waste, the cellulose conversion reached 98% in 1 h.

Since paper waste contains cellulose at about 50% dry weight, a 15% (w/v) loading could not be expected to yield more than 3.75% (w/v) ethanol.

For instance, agricultural wastes containing cellulose, hemicellulose, as well as lignin have served as excellent materials in the adsorption of pollutants, such as heavy metals and dyes (Miretzky and Cirelli 2010).

To date, his microbe has thrived on cotton waste, a pure cellulose composed of fibers, twigs and seeds; on bagasse, the mulchlike residue of squeezed sugar cane; and on chopped-up copies of the city's main newspaper, The Times-Picayune.