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Перевод: carbon

[прилагательное]
угольный;
[существительное]
углерод ; копирка ; карбонат ; черный алмаз; уголь ; химически чистый уголь; графит ; технический алмаз; угольный электрод; копировальная бумага

Тезаурус:

1. Since it can also be catalytically broken down to carbon monoxide and hydrogen, it is also a convenient and easily transportable source of syn-gas.
2. Light gases, for example hydrogen, oxygen, nitrogen, helium, carbon monoxide and methane are however, an important exception being non-odorous.
3. These included methane, ammonia, probably hydrogen cyanide, hydrogen sulphide and carbon monoxide.
4. Carbon, nitrogen, and sulfur pollutants and their determination in air and water
5. One of the biggest obstacles to an efficient industrial society is the instinctive feeling that equates emitting less carbon dioxide with privation - using less energy, producing less and losing profits.
6. And just as carbon has very special properties, which make i so suited to the task - so too does water.
7. Most important to the user, carbon dioxide gets converted to carbon monoxide and water breaks down to give hydrogen.
8. One means of persuasion which has been suggested is the creation of "greenhouse gas shares", a virtual currency consisting of marketable carbon emission permits.
9. So even without limiting emissions of carbon dioxide, the American contribution to global warming in the year 2000 will be no greater than in 1987.
10. FEWER TREES REMOVE LESS CARBON DIOXIDE
11. If energy saving is applied rigorously in homes and industry and the power stations clean up their act by switching from coal to other fuels or otherwise cutting their carbon emissions, transport seems set to take over as the biggest emitter of carbon dioxide in Western industrialized countries.
12. At that point, however, the still increasing emissions of carbon dioxide will begin the upward spiral once more.
13. Such operations have the advantage of removing the pollutants entirely from the waste stream ie the compounds do not merely undergo a change of state within the environment - and can exhibit beneficial interactions with microorganisms ( eg the so-called powdered activated carbon (PACT) process, in which powdered carbon is added to activated sludge and "biological activated carbon", in which microorganisms extend the life of carbon filters before regeneration is required).