... 187 172 Role of CarbonDioxide in Modifying the Plant Response to Ozone Andrea Polle and Eva J Pell I II III IV Introduction 193 Evidence of Interactions between Ozone andCarbonDioxide Mechanisms ... Nitrogen Mineralization and Immobilization and Increased Carbon Input to Soil 268 V Increased Carbon Flux to Soil and Nitrogen Inputs and Losses 274 VI Altered Nitrogen Cycling and Soil Water Content ... area and display and in plant spacing affect the energy supply for the two processes in a nearly identical manner Thus, "A and T on a per unit land area basis are closely linked and go hand in hand,...
... (S) of the carbondioxide dissociation curve This curve represents the relation between carbondioxide volumes (used to calculate carbondioxide content) and partial pressure of carbondioxide This ... whereas the arterial carbondioxide content (CaCO2) is estimated from end-tidal carbondioxide (etCO2), with adjustments for the slope of the carbondioxide dissociation curve and the degree of ... bars indicate mean and standard deviation, respectively (differential pressure pneumotachometer) and a pulse oxymeter VCO2 is calculated from minute ventilation and its carbondioxide content,...
... the factors for patient’s recruitment Carbondioxide pneumoperitoneum has been shown to produce respiratory and hemodynamic changes due to both CO2 absorption and the effects of increased intraperitoneal ... Impact of carbondioxideand helium insufflation on cardiorespiratory function during prolonged pneumoperitoneum in an experimental rat model Surg Endosc 2002; 16: 1073-8 Nguyen NT, Anderson JT, ... subcutaneous emphysema The end tidal CO2, mean BP, heart rate and Sat O2 before during and after CO2 insufflation are shown in Table and Fig The mean of blood pressure changed mostly in the first...
... 31 Major sources of carbondioxide emissions from BHKP production 31 Major sources of carbondioxide emissions from BSKP production 31 Summing up: CarbonDioxide Emissions in ... study focuses on carbondioxide emitted from the fossil fuels and grid electricity consumed in the manufacturing process For purposes of assessing energy use and related carbondioxide emissions, ... count carbondioxide emissions from combustion of the biomass itself Method This analysis compares the differences in energy use and related carbondioxide emissions between the Chinese and U.S...
... of the disassembly of a defunct LCD Carbondioxide extraction was carried out using a Thar Technologies SFE-500F-2-FMC System and liquid withdrawal carbondioxide (99.9 %) The extraction vessel ... landfill The WEEE Directive 2002/96/EC of the European Parliament and of the Council on Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment came into operation on the 2nd January 2007 (within the UK) and ... solution, these highly toxic and potentially carcinogenic solvents are not viewed as a “sustainable” long term solution to the problem In recent years supercritical carbondioxide (ScCO ) has proven...
... Introduction to CarbonDioxide The ever-increasing consumption of fossil fuels (oil, coal, petroleum, and natural gas), deforestation, andhydrogen production from hydrocarbons (steam conversion and partial ... recycling using ionic liquid and supercritical carbondioxide J Am Chem Soc 123(6):1254–1255 25 Jutz F, Andanson J-M, Baiker A (2011) Ionic liquids and dense carbon dioxide: a beneficial biphasic ... adsorbents and their applications: current status and new trends Energy Environ Sci 4(1):42–55 10 Yang Z-Z, He L-N, Gao J et al (2012) Carbondioxide utilization with C–N bond formation: carbon dioxide...
... Separation and Purification Technology 79 (2011) 50–55 51 racy was established from quality control standards by evaluating nominal and mean measured concentrations of quality control standards which ... ultra-sonication and diluting with mobile phase Stock I was diluted serially with the mobile phase to obtain calibration standards (10, 20, 40, 80, 160, 320 and 500 ng/ml), quality control standards (15, ... standards (15, 200 and 450 ng/ml) and system suitability standard (300 ng/ml) The system suitability test was performed using replicate injections of system suitability standard before analysis...
... (SEM) and Energy Dispersive X-ray analysis (EDX) were used to observe the structural morphology and composition of activated carbon RESULTS AND DISCUSSION 3.1 BET Surface Area of Activated Carbon ... pyrolyzed at different activation temperatures under nitrogen andcarbondioxide are reported in Table The textural characteristics of activated carbon involving BET surface area, micropore surface area, ... prepare and study the effect of different pyrolysis temperatures on the development of the porosity of activated carbon derived from oil palm shells activated with ZnCl2 The activated carbon was...
... water content (m3 m3 ), and are respectively the random eects date and location and is the residual term The dierences between moisture modalities in the oak and beech stands were tested, using ... model containing the following variables: stand, moisture treatment, the interaction between stand and moisture treatment, and the two random eects date and location The models were all tted with ... of 70, 74 and 84% of the annual carbon input by litterfall were released annually by heterotrophic respiration and that 8, and 8% were leached as DOC in the oak, mixed and beech stands, respectively...
... ural and commercial temperate trees and forests Adv Ecol Res 19, 1-55 El Kohen A, Venet L, Mousseau M (1993) Growth and photosynthesis of two deciduous forest species at elevated carbondioxide ... 3-month-old, and 15 4-month-old seedlings, maintained in well-watered conditions, were used for morphological analyses Each seedling was harvested and divided into roots, stems and leaves Expanding ... m s and 440 mmol m s In response to water stress, photosynthesis and stomatal conductance decreased at -1 both 350 and 700 μmol mol The relationships between predawn water potential and the...
... exchange and growth measurements Carbondioxideand H gas exchange were O measured with an open gas exchange system consisting of assimilation chambers (28 x 15 x 33 cm connected in parallel ) and ... Photosynthetic carbondioxide exchange of bean plants grown at elevated carbondioxide concentrations Can J Bot 63, 2026-2030 Ekwebelam SA, Reid CPP (1983) Effect of light, nitrogen fertilization, and mycorrhizal ... colonized by the inoculated fungi was 91, 78 and 9% in S collinitus andand R roseolus, respectively The mycorrhizal index (index ranging from to and representing the frequency of mycorrhizal...
... the fungal species and strain used as mycobiont and ii), that there may be a discrepancy between effects of mycorrhizae on stem elongation on the one hand and on diameter and weight growth on ... Growth, carbondioxide assimilation capacity and water-use efficiency of Pinus pinea L seedlings inoculated with different ectomycorrhizal fungi Ann Sci For 47, 91100 Smith SE (1983) Growth andcarbon ... stepwise and A and C calculati were ed for each step The Su function is a line with an x-axis intercept approximately equal to C a and a negative slope approximately equal to -g (Guehl and Aussenac,...
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... JF, Kavanagh BP: Carbondioxide attenuates pulmonary impairment resulting from hyperventilation Crit Care Med 2003, 31: 2634-2640 Carbon dioxide: the new therapy for ARDS? Laffey and colleagues ... debate about permissive hypercapnia, and in particular the timing and efficacy of bicarbonate therapy/haemofiltration to treat the resulting acidosis, this simple and free approach certainly warrants ... Study Group: Early use of the pulmonary artery catheter and outcomes in patients with shock and acute respiratory distress syndrome: a randomized controlled trial JAMA 2003, 290:2713-2720 Brower...
... way to solve the problem, and a safe and effective device is available to carry out the function When controlled clinical trials might be needed tidal carbon dioxide, and this can have useful ... It is also possible to monitor carbondioxide ‘upstream’ from expired gases Capnometry can measure partial carbondioxide tension (PCO2) in a regional tissue bed, and the reason for monitoring ... 220 Carbondioxide is produced in the body as a product of metabolism and transported to the lungs by the cardiovascular system Hence, a simple physiologic rationale exists for using carbon dioxide...
... acidosis and hyperlactataemia developed during ischaemia, and persisted after reinfusion (Table 2) Effects on partial carbondioxide tension gradients Mixed and mesenteric venoarterial and urinary ... concept and design, analysis and interpretation of data, and drafting of the manuscript MOP, VSKE, GM and HSC performed acquisition of data and contributed to drafting of the manuscript BM and ML ... Moriguchi and coworkers [29] have showed that urinary bicarbonate, calculated from urinary PCO2 and pH, increases after anaerobic exercise Those authors related these findings to systemic carbon dioxide...
... CO2, carbon dioxide; FiO2, fraction of inspired oxygen; PaCO2, (arterial) partial pressure of carbon dioxide; PaO2, (arterial) partial pressure of oxygen; PCO2, partial pressure of carbondioxide ... study conception and design, experiments, interpretation of data, and manuscript drafting MM performed study design, experiments, and data acquisition and analysis EF, AL, RP, LR, and PS conducted ... experiments and data acquisition MV conducted experiments, interpretation of data, and manuscript drafting GB performed study conception and design, statistical analysis and interpretation of data, and...
... changes in petCO2 and cardiac output The authors claim that, during a decreased cardiac output, reduced carbondioxide delivery to the lung decreases alveolar carbondioxide pressure and thus causes ... pressure (dilution of carbondioxide from perfused alveolar spaces) Gazmuri and colleagues [17,18] confirmed that both petCO2 and PaCO2 (arterial partial pressure of carbon dioxide) correspond ... between end-tidal carbondioxide tension (petCO2) and cardiac output, coronary perfusion pressure (CPP) and cerebral perfusion pressure, restoration of spontaneous circulation (ROSC), and hospital...
... cerebral carbondioxide reactivity Conversely, in clinical trials using transcranial Doppler, Terborg and colleagues [5] and Bowie and colleagues [6] observed significantly impaired cerebral carbondioxide ... Conclusion In contrast to the experimental and clinical data of Rudinsky and colleagues [7], of Terborg and colleagues [5] and of Bowie and colleagues [6], carbondioxide reactivity seemed not to be ... the relationship between carbondioxide reagibility of the VMCA, CCP, CBF and jugular venous oxygen saturation (SjO2) and the age of the patients, the Acute Physiologic and Chronic Health Evaluation...
... separated from the carbondioxide elimination that depended on reduction in carbondioxide tension One purpose of ventilation is to effect carbondioxide exchange and achieve and maintain the target ... venous pH; PvCO2, venous carbondioxide tension; PaCO2, arterial carbondioxide tension be estimated by using the shunt equation [8] The effect of shunt on dead space andcarbondioxide exchange reflects ... relationships between content and partial carbondioxide tension and oxygen saturation in venous, arterial and pulmonary end-capillary blood Applying a simplified lung model, Mecikalski and coworkers [9]...