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The team used a technique called Quantitive Pyrolysis-Fourier Transform Infrared Spectroscopy to reproduce the same searing conditions experienced by meteorites as they enter the Martian atmosphere.
New Findings Say Mars Methane Comes from Life or Water — or Both | Universe Today 2009
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As Dr. Lehmann at Cornell points out, "Closed-Loop Pyrolysis systems such as Dr. Danny Day's are the only way to make a fuel that is actually carbon negative". and that "a strategy combining biochar with biofuels could ultimately offset 9.5 billion tons of carbon per year-an amount equal to the total current fossil fuel emissions!"
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Pyrolysis and upgrading technology are still largely in the pilot phase (Bridgewater, 1998).
Chapter 9 2000
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KRISHNAN, R. (1990) Pyrolysis and combustion characteristics of sawdust, rice husks, groundnut shells and coir dust using gas chromatography.
Chapter 15 1976
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Pyrolysis, by contrast, turns biomass into liquid fuels in a single step.
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Pyrolysis is also different from gasification, another process for using whole biomass.
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The Pyrolysis is said to be virtually maintenance-free and employs elevated temperatures to split long molecular chains and reduce the amount of condensable waste and undesirable dripping within the process chamber.
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Pyrolysis, by contrast, turns biomass into liquid fuels in a single step.
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Pyrolysis, by contrast, turns biomass into liquid fuels in a single step.
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Pyrolysis is also different from gasification, another process for using whole biomass.
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