- dual
notion of a
finitely cogenerated module M. The
following conditions are
equivalent to a
module being finitely cogenerated (f.cog.): For any family...
-
often obtained from starch) in the
presence of yeast.
Carbon dioxide is
cogenerated. Like ethanol,
butanol can be
produced by
fermentation processes. Saccharomyces...
- 15
thousand tonnes are
produced annually in this way.
Glycine is also
cogenerated as an
impurity in the
synthesis of EDTA,
arising from
reactions of the...
-
Steam Generation (HRSG)
significantly increase the fuel
efficiency of
cogenerated electricity and
thereby reduce the
emission of pollutants, such as NOx...
- laboratory; its use
cogenerates acetic acid.
Acetyl chloride. This
reagent is also
common in the laboratory, but its use
cogenerates hydrogen chloride,...
-
Henri Moissan and Paul
Lebeau in 1901. Some
other sulfur fluorides are
cogenerated, but
these are
removed by
heating the
mixture to
disproportionate any...
-
diphenoxide is
produced in situ from a
diphenol and
sodium hydroxide. The
cogenerated water is
removed by
azeotropic distillation using toluene or chlorobenzene)...
- in textbooks, the
method is
usually impractical on
scale because it
cogenerates significant waste.
Suitable leaving groups (X)
include iodide, bromide...
-
glucose in the
presence of the
enzyme glucose oxidase. The
conversion cogenerates hydrogen peroxide,
which is
often the key
product of the enzyme: C6H12O6...
- is used to
produce about 80,000 tonnes of EDTA each year.
Impurities cogenerated by this
route include glycine and
nitrilotriacetic acid; they
arise from...
