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Перевод: methane

[существительное]
болотный газ; метан

Тезаурус:

1. If it burned in a blue equilateral triangle, there was 2 per cent methane in the air and "the men had to be gotten out".
2. As their gut bacteria ferment cellulose, they generate methane gas, which escapes from the rear ends of the insects.
3. Methane
4. The cocktail of greenhouse gases includes chlorofluorocarbons, methane, nitrous oxide and carbon dioxide.
5. Although not located on a structural culmination, the well had a small show of methane at the top of the Lower Permian Sandstone beneath the Magnesian Limestone and Zechstein salt.
6. Although alcohol is the most obvious example of a biomass fuel others would include methane from sewage which could be used in the internal combustion engine as well as a chemical feedstock.
7. One leading idea is that gases such as hydrogen cyanide, methane, and ammonia dissolved in pools (as they surely would) and that as these pools evaporated, the compounds became more concentrated, and finally reacted together to form more complex organic molecules.
8. The final gas mixture, called producer gas, contains around 20-;30 per cent carbon monoxide, 5-;15 per cent hydrogen, along with traces of methane.
9. The diagram demonstrates that large amounts of methane are formed in the anthracite stage.
10. The cumulative hydrocarbon yield (measured as methane) is 170 ml/g organic carbon.
11. The greenhouse gases: methane (CH 4 ) from cattle, termites, and swamps; chlorofluorocarbons (CFCs) from aerosols (and fridges); and carbon dioxide (CO 2 from everything that breathes and burns.
12. The most attractive way of dealing with slurry is simply to let it ferment in sealed vessels into safe fertiliser and useful biogas (a mixture of methane and CO).
13. There are also analogies between this type of energy production and that produced by the decomposition of organic rubbish in landfill sites where anaerobic conditions promote the often hazardous production of methane (section 5.4. 1).