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ENERGY TRANSFORMATION FUNCTIONS
Journal of Meteorology, 1950Abstract Separate energy equations for potential energy, kinetic energy of averaged motion, kinetic energy of eddy motion, and thermal energy are derived on the basis of four postulates concerning natural processes. The equations are transformed for use with space- and time-averaged values of the dependent variables in a general system whose boundaries
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Life cycle assessment of car energy transformation: evidence from China
Annals of Operations Research, 2023Lei Li +6 more
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Editorial overview: Energy transformation 2022 Electrochemical energy storage transformations
Current Opinion in Electrochemistry, 2022Jacob J. Lamb, Bruno G. Pollet
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The regional energy transformation in the context of renewable energy sources potential
Renewable Energy, 2023B. Igliński +5 more
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How financial technology affects energy transformation in China
Technological forecasting & social change, 2023Malin Song +3 more
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Biological Transformation of Solar Energy
1960Publisher Summary This chapter presents a description of a hypothetical solar energy conversion plant in which an algal culture pond, algal digester, and a thermal power generator are combined to transform solar energy into electrical power. Description, specifications, and cost estimates are provided for designing, maintaining, and operating each of
W J, OSWALD, C G, GOLUEKE
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1999
Propionic acid fermentation is of major significance for the energetics of propionic acid bacteria. The main fermentation products are propionic and acetic acids and CO2 (Mashur et al., 1971; Foschino et al., 1988). Formic and succinic acids (Mashur et al., 1971) as well as acetoin and diacetyl (Tomka, 1949; Antila, 1956/57; Lee et al., 1969, 1970) are
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Propionic acid fermentation is of major significance for the energetics of propionic acid bacteria. The main fermentation products are propionic and acetic acids and CO2 (Mashur et al., 1971; Foschino et al., 1988). Formic and succinic acids (Mashur et al., 1971) as well as acetoin and diacetyl (Tomka, 1949; Antila, 1956/57; Lee et al., 1969, 1970) are
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The role of combustion science and technology in low and zero impact energy transformation processes
, 2021A. Dreizler +4 more
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