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CrystalsWhen compared to natural graphite, artificial graphite has advantages such a longer cycle life, faster charging rates, and better performance. However, the process of producing it, which frequently uses coal, raises questions about the impact on the ...
Kiseon Lee +4 more
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Acta Botânica Brasílica, 2017 Charcoal is widely accepted as evidence of the occurrence of palaeo-wildfire. Although fossil charcoal remains have been used in many studies, investigation into the anatomical changes occurring during charring are few. The present study analyses changes
Isa Carla Osterkamp +8 more
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Use of biochar as peat substitute for growing substrates of Euphorbia × lomi potted plants
Spanish Journal of Agricultural Research, 2016 Biochar from conifers wood was used in soilless culture as growing substrate alternative to peat for ornamental crops. Potted plants of Euphorbia × lomi Rauh cv.
Vincenzo Dispenza +4 more
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Filling a Geographical Gap: New Paleoecological Reconstructions From the Desert Southwest, USA
Frontiers in Earth Science, 2018 In 1916 the time stamp for quantitative palynology was set with Lennart von Post's initial paper on pollen analysis and environmental change in the Scandinavian peat bogs.
Andrea Brunelle +3 more
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Jurnal Kimia Sains dan Aplikasi, 2018 This study aims to determine the mass of zeolite and charcoal required as lime nutrient adsorbent (Ca(OH)2) in reducing pH, TSS, COD, and SV values in tubs of oxidation of ditches I and II in Water Treatment and Composting Plant (WTCP) PT.
Rissa Kharismawati +2 more
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Air pollutant emissions and environmental impacts of charcoal and wood briquettes used for grilling [PDF]
openThere are growing environmental and health concerns surrounding using charcoal and wood for grilling because charcoal combustion releases significant pollutants that contribute to global warming, air pollution, and adverse health effects.
MOKEA, DARCELINE ANANGI
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Production of Lump Charcoal from Pine Sawdust without a Binder
, 1942 Bibliography: p. 32.The object of this investigation was to find a satisfactory method for the profitable disposal of the large amounts of finely divided wood wastes available in the South and West.
Basore, Cleburne Ammen +1 more
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Dynamics of Charcoal Alteration in a Tropical Biome: A Biochar-Based Study
Frontiers in Earth Science, 2018 Pyrogenic carbon (PyC) is a polyaromatic residue of the incomplete combustion of biomass or fossil fuels. There is a growing recognition that PyC forms an important part of carbon budgets, due to production rates of 116–385 Tg C yr, and the size and ...
Philippa L. Ascough +11 more
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Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, 1931 W D, Bancroft, S F, Whearty
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Power of the informal: smallholder charcoal production in Mozambique [PDF]
, 2017 The charcoal market in Africa is an informal economy. This enables millions of people to earn a living producing, selling and trading charcoal, due to low barriers to market entry.
Jones, Daniel Edward
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