Sentences with phrase «released as a byproduct»

All commercial use is banned, although some industries release it as a byproduct during chemical manufacturing.
First, ketones are released as a byproduct of burning fat, and ketones (not glucose) are actually the preferred fuel for your brain.
Nitrous oxide, a potent greenhouse gas also known as N2O, is released as a byproduct of the bacterial conversion of nitrogen in agricultural soils, the so - called nitrification and denitrification processes.
They are formed unintentionally and predominantly released as byproducts of human activities such as incineration and fuel combustion.
Environmentalists» concerns about selenium, an element released as a byproduct of the mining operation, prompted a U.S. Senate panel to ask contaminant specialists with the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service to evaluate whether Simplot's request would harm wild trout and other species.

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But as the summer release of Evolving in Monkey Town approaches, it's become clear that # 2 and # 3 are the inevitable byproducts of writing and publishing a book.
If the fuel rods are no longer being cooled — as has happened at all three reactors at the Fukushima Daiichi power plant operating at the time of the earthquake — then the zirconium cladding will swell and crack, releasing the uranium fuel pellets and fission byproducts, such as radioactive cesium and iodine, among others.
About two - thirds of us have Ureaplasma bacteria living in our urinary tract, where they feast on urea, breaking it down to produce energy and releasing ammonia as a byproduct.
As a result, the stressed trees close their stomata, or the tiny pores that take in carbon dioxide during photosynthesis and release oxygen as a byproducAs a result, the stressed trees close their stomata, or the tiny pores that take in carbon dioxide during photosynthesis and release oxygen as a byproducas a byproduct.
The rise of bacteria performing photosynthesis, which releases oxygen as a byproduct, is often considered the source of the rapid increase in atmospheric oxygen, which had previously been scarce.
The energy released supports the stars against the crushing weight of their own gravity and, as a handy byproduct, provides the warmth and light necessary for life on any orbiting planets.
When overproduced, Candida breaks down the wall of the intestines and penetrates the bloodstream, releasing toxic byproducts into your body and causing a host of unpleasant symptoms such as brain fog, fatigue, digestive issues and pain.
This, in turn, releases ketones as a byproduct which can also be used by the body as an energy source or fuel.
The resulting perforations permit antigens — foreign substances such as candida and its toxic acetaldehyde byproducts, other toxins, and incompletely digested dietary proteins — to leak into the bloodstream, which in turn creates antibody release and inflammation.
Technically what is happening in your body is the release of Candida byproducts such as acetaldehyde, uric acid or an excessive gut flora.
Too much candida not only causes unpleasant symptoms, but as it multiplies, it emits toxins that overwhelm your detox system, and it can penetrate your intestinal wall, causing leaky gut and releasing toxic byproducts into the bloodstream.
With absolutely no byproducts, it has a full profile of healthy food ingredients such as time - released carbs, fruits and vegetables, and special biotic blends to support a healthy life.
The coral polyps, as a respiratory byproduct, release carbon dioxide and ammonia, (of which the major constituent is nitrogen).
There is much more CO2 released from the corn when the byproducts are used as feed and the stalks and leaves decompose.
This device converts hydrogen into electricity, releasing only water and heat as byproducts.
Combustion reactions break these bonds, releasing energy, as well as carbon dioxide and water vapor as byproducts.
For example, a factory that releases particulate matter as a polluting byproduct, or a company that dumps refuse in a body of water, can both have serious adverse effects (health or otherwise) on people who don't purchase goods from either, and have no say in the matter.
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