Examples of 'produce carbon' in a sentence

Meaning of "produce carbon"

produce carbon - To generate or emit carbon dioxide or carbon compounds as a byproduct of certain processes, activities, or natural phenomena

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This appliance can produce carbon monoxide.
They produce carbon dioxide at night.
The aircraft does not produce carbon emissions.
They produce carbon dioxide and water as waste.
All these actions produce carbon emissions.
Either may be subsequently charred to produce carbon.
High pressures produce carbon monoxide.
To produce carbon monoxide in the laboratory.
When you ski it does not produce carbon emissions.
Can then produce carbon through a double fusion.
We need planes that will not produce carbon.
Nanocyl is able to produce carbon nanotubes on an industrial scale.
We have to turn to sources that do not produce carbon.
We produce carbon steel tubes for various applications.
We as humans consume oxygen and produce carbon dioxide.

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We produce carbon dioxide.
There is no doubt whatsoever that humans produce carbon dioxide.
This appliance can produce carbon monoxide which has no odour.
If it is not serviced regularly it will start to produce carbon monoxide.
Carbothermal reactions produce carbon monoxide and sometimes carbon dioxide.
Why does yeast metabolize sugar and produce carbon dioxide.
Plants produce carbon dioxide and water as respiratory waste products.
That is they consume oxygen and produce carbon dioxide.
They also produce carbon dioxide which needs to be removed from the body.
The ingredients recombine to produce carbon dioxide gas and water.
Adaptation systems for the city that do not consume energy and do not produce carbon.
They do produce carbon.
Some of the carbon monoxide is in turn oxidized to produce carbon dioxide.
Epoxy coatings can produce carbon dioxide and carbon monoxide.
Is a stage where helium is being fused in the core to produce carbon and oxygen.
Although nuclear power does not produce carbon emissions it does produce radioactive waste.
It is therefore fair to give developing countries more leeway to produce carbon emissions.
I prepared a demonstration to produce carbon dioxide by mixing marble and hydrochloric acid.
Any heating system that burns fuel will produce carbon monoxide.
And we also produce carbon paddles for one of the biggest brands in the world.
The decarboxylation and decarbonylation reactions produce carbon dioxide as a product.
Most living things produce carbon atoms that the mold uses as a source of food.
Methane can be reformed with carbon dioxide to produce carbon monoxide and hydrogen.
Agricultural soils produce carbon dioxide when the organic carbon stored in the soils is released.
We improve this known process by treating the purge gas to produce carbon dioxide.
Gas and charcoal grills produce carbon monoxide and also should be used only outside.
This involves heating the oxide together with carbon to produce carbon monoxide and aluminum.
Devices that produce carbon monoxide gas include,.
The lactic acid bacteria of the invention can also produce carbon dioxide and ethanol.
Nature does not produce carbon copies, everybody is original.
Even the basic human activities such as digesting food and breathing also produce carbon dioxide.
Continued heating well beyond caramelization will produce carbon contaminated with traces of decomposition products.
Engines produce carbon monoxide which is an odorless, deadly poison.
No evidence has been given that the process can produce carbon black of commercial interest.
Well, engines produce carbon dioxide so you'd endlessly refill the fire extinguisher.

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