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Recyclable materials Combustion residence time Heat treatment Stability of the process Atmospheric emissions Solid wastes from the process Waste from separation Up to 4 s at about 1,200°C Integrated process Without caloric restriction Much less than the legal limits Cement furnaces Waste from separation 2 s up to 850°C Only incineration Minimum CP of 1,400-1,600 kcal/kg Within the legal limits Sanitary landfills... 

Biorefineries New catalytic pretreatment of plant materials Valorization, pretreatment or disposal of co-products and wastes from biorefinery by catalytic treatments New and/or improved catalytic processes for chemicals production through the integration of the biorefinery concept and products into the existing chemical production chain New advanced catalytic solutions to reduce waste emissions (solid, air and, especially, water) New catalysts to selectively de-oxygenate products from biomass transformation Catalysts to selectively convert chemicals in complex multicomponent feedstocks New biomimetic catalysts able to operate under mild conditions Small catalytic pyrolysis process to produce stabilized oil for further processing in larger plants... 

Fig. 4 (a) Excitation (dashed) and emission (solid) spectra of different Au nanoclusters. Excitation and emission maxima shift to longer wavelength with increasing nanocluster size, (b) Emission from the three shortest wavelength-emitting Au-nanocluster solutions (from left to right) under UV irradiation (366 nm) [1]... 

Environmental impact (e.g., workplace emissions, ambient air emissions, solid waste, etc.) — overview of economic, operational and environmental impacts. 

Figure 5. Comparison of experimental and calculated electron emission rate constants for Cg and Cg. Experimental results are shown in solid circles connected by a dashed line. Rates are calculated using microcanonical statistical model for thermionic emission. Solid lines are results when ab initio vibrational frequencies are used. Dashed line (Cg only) is calculation in which the value of the lowest vibrational frequency in Cg was reduced by 30%.

Figure 7. Elution profile for a sample of myoglobin which was partially cleaved with cyanogen bromide and labeled with fluorescein isothiocyanate. Absorbance at 280 fim, (broken line) and fluorescein fluorescence, 493-nm excitation, and 530-nm emission, (solid line) are plotted vs. fraction number. The identities of components A, B, C, D, and E were inferred on the basis of their Mav s (see...

Figure 4.16 (a) Emission (solid) and absorption (dashed) spectra of copper. 

Figure 9 Emission (solid line) and absorption (dashed line) spectra imaginary part of the dielectric function for the three considered Si-NCs. On the left Si H (top panel), Si10H14=O (central panel) and Si (>II 4 >0 (bottom panel). On the right experimental results for emission (curve on the left) and absorption (on the right) by [96].

Figure 18 Left panel Single-particle imaginary part of the dielectric function for the co-doped Si33BPH3g nanocrystal in the ground (dashed line) and excited (solid line) geometries. Right panel absorption (dashed line) and emission (solid line) many-body spectra of Si33BPH36.

FIGURE 20. Glassy luminescence spectra of [AuTl2(acac)(C6Cl5)2]n at 77 K showing two pairs of independent excitation and emissions (solid lines, dashed lines). 

Figure 17.10 Comparison of the schematic excitation (dotted line) and emission (solid line) spectra of the quantum dot (black) and an organic photosensitizer (red)...

Figure 3-10. (Normalized) experimental (PAdU) and calculated (PAUMe) absorption and emission spectra in MeCN. Dashed line experimental absorption dash-dot experimental emission. Solid line calculated absorption dotted line experimental emission...

Fig. 25.5. Detection scheme for imaging labeled enzymes and multilayers simultaneously. Shown are the steady state absorption dashed line) and emission solid line) spectra for DiO light grey) and PDI dark gray). The excitation wavelengths used for each dye are indicated by arrows at the bottom. The best ratio of detected emission from the layers and from the enzyme molecules was accomplished by the use of an appropriate long pass cut-off filter (cut-off wavelength indicated)...

Figure 2. A and B calculated absorption spectra. C and D absoiption (dashed curves) and emission (solid curves) spectra of the as-prepared clusters (C) and clusters reduced by NaBHi (D) [ 1 ].

A block diagram of a typical ICP-MS instrument is shown in Figure 28-20. Ions formed in the plasma are introduced into the mass analyzer, where they are sorted according to mass-to-charge ratio and detected. Solution samples are introduced into the plasma through a nebulizer, as in ICP atomic emission. Solids are either dissolved in solution or introduced directly by laser ablation methods. Gases can be introduced directly. 

Environmental data Collect data on air emission, solid waste generation and effluent from different machineries, including waste treatment systems, environmental directives, and licenses. 

Figure 31 Redox switching of the dansyl fluorescence of the two-component system illustrated in Figure 30. The Ni" derivative, in aqueous ethanol, displays the dansyl emission (solid line) on addition of S20g , quick one-electron oxidation to the Ni" derivative takes place and fluorescence is quenched (dashed line) on subsequent addition of N02, Ni " is reduced to Ni" and fluorescence is revived (dotted line).

Apparently low. Detonation chamber is double-walled. Improvements in ventilation and offgas cleanup minimize potential emissions. Solid wastes reported suitable for transport under government control. 

Fig. 10-2. Historic development of human-made global C02 and S02 emissions. Solid curve, data for C02 from Bolin et al. (1981) circles, data for S02 from Robinson and Robbins (1986b) squares, data from Cullis and Hirschler (1980).

This section briefly considers the equipment commonly used to measure variables of importance when quantifying pollution emissions. These variables include the exhaust gas flow rate, the gas composition, and particulate emissions (solids in the gas stream). Note that there are many other variations that may be used in a given installation and new types of equipment are constantly being developed to make these measurements easier, more repeatable, and more accurate. 

Figure 7.34. Absorption (open squares) and emission (solid symbols) spectra of PPy CN-PPV, and ITO/PPV/CN-PPV/Al LEDs. The absorption and emission spectra of the CN-PPV films are red-shifted with respect to the PPV The EL of the bilayer LED coincided with the PL of the CN-PPV films. Reprinted from ref 48 with permission from SPIF,.

Figure 2. The prompt fluorescence (dashed line) and delayed emission (solid line) of P2VN-Py films at 77K. The mole fraction of pyrene for the corresponding delayed emission spectrum is indicated on the figure. Note that the delayed emission spectrum was obtained with a more red-sensitive photomultiplier than the prompt emission (see Experimental section) (1).

The intent was to evaluate different established routes using different technologies of plastics recycling from an environmental point of view using life-cycle analysis (LCA) (Fig. 13.16). Approximately 20 companies participated. This means they were prepared to describe their process in detail and to inform on input of resources such as energy, feedstock, and the like and on output such as airborne and waterborne emissions, solid waste, heavy metals, and other environmentally important products. A secrecy agreement assured the companies protection of any proprietary information. 

CazBOjCliEu. Reprinted from Ref. [65], Copyright 2007, with permission from Elsevier, ii Emission solid lines) and excitation dashed lines) of Ca2B03Cl Ce. a Site 1, = 350 nm for... 

The life cycle inventory analysis involves data collection and calculation procedures to quantify the total system s inputs and outputs that are relevant from an environmental point of view, i.e., mainly resource use, atmospheric emissions, aqueous emissions, solid waste and land use. 

The life cycle inventory analysis (ii) involves data collection and calculation procedures to quantify the total system s inputs and outputs that are relevant from an environmental point of view, that is, mainly resource use, atmospheric emissions, aqueous emissions, solid waste, and land use. The LCIA (iii) aims at evaluating the significance of potential environmental impacts using the results of the life cycle inventory analysis. The life cycle interpretation (iv) is the final step of the LCA where conclusions are drawn from both the life cycle inventory analysis and the LCIA or, in the case of life cycle inventory studies, from the inventory analysis only. The important LCA requirements are given in Figure 15.5 [150]. 

Fig. 5 Emission (solid line) and excitation (dashed line) spectra of Cu-1 parent glass excitation spectrum, Xem = 500 nm emission spectrum, Xex = 300 nm. Photograph Cu-1 parent glass under UV light irradiation.

Figure 6 Emission (solid line) and absorption (dashed line) spectra of anthracene in solution. The assignments of the vibronic transitions are shown in the bottom portion of the figure. Reproduced with permission from Turro NJ (1978) Modem Molecular Photochemistry, p 94. Menlo Park Benjamin/Cummings.

Fig. 2 - UV absorption (dashed curve and fluorescence emission (solid curve) spectra of PS. ...

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