óxidos de nitrógeno

óxidos de nitrógeno

Products of combustion that contribute to the formation of smog and ozone.

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nitrógeno

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An element with atomic number 7; symbol: N. It is common in Earth's atmosphere and along with hydrogen, carbon, and oxygen is essential for life.

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An element found in the air and in all plant and animal tissues. For many crops, nitrogen fertilizer is essential for economic yields. However, nitrogen can also be a pollutant ...

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Function words; prepositions; this one is a duplication.

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Fuel produced from biomass

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biomasa a líquido (BTL)

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The process of converting biomass to liquid fuels. Hmm, that seems painfully obvious when you write it out.

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A product of combustion that acts as a greenhouse gas in the Earth's atmosphere, trapping heat and contributing to climate change.

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