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L. Ivanyi,H. N. Newmanie an energy transition. As a theoretical basis for this research, the lens of ‘social acceptance’, including socio-political, community and market acceptance, is employed (Wüstenhagen, Wolsink, and Bürer, Energy Policy 35(5):2683–2691, 2007). The study evaluates social acceptance of renewable energ

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K. W. Leeting conditions for fast biomass pyrolysis. The operating conditions required to maximize the yield of liquid products are investigated and discussed. Crucial issues are the fast and complete heating of biomass particles to reduce char formation and the rapid cooling of released products to reduce t

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M. M. Ferguson,E. E. MacFadyenby quantum chemistry calculations. Lastly, we use molecular dynamics with a new potential specifically developed for PAH interaction and the combined PAH-PP/KMC-ARS model to show that pyrene dimerisation is unlikely to be the critical soot formation step at flame temperatures of about 1500–2000?K.

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C. Scully,S. R. Porteravailability, while reducing energy use through higher efficiencies. There is an increasing need to ensure improved emissions control, with the emphasis on achieving ever-lower emissions of particulates, SO. and NOx while also introducing control of trace species, particularly mercury. Alongside thi

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F. F. Nally,J. J. H. Gilkesredicted yields were within the measurement uncertainties of 4 daf wt. % for 29 of these coals. Among the five ultimate yields that were not accurately predicted, three had measured values less than the proximate volatile matter (PVM), despite the rapid heating rates in the tests. Similarly, the sub

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The Host Defence System of the Mouth,o the host; they may prevent colonization by pathogens through the phenomenon of ‘bacterial interference’. How this mechanism works is not clear, but it may involve competition for sites on the host cells, for nutrients or mutual inhibition by toxic products. The first of the barriers provided by the host is saliva (see Figure 1.1).

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Connective Tissue Diseases with Oral Manifestations,mple, the New Zealand black/white (NZ B/W) mouse develops systemic lupus erythematosus and Sj?gren’s syndrome-like lesions. Significant associations with the major histocompatibility genes are found in several diseases.