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biofuel

/bahy-oh-fyoo-uhl/US // ˈbaɪ oʊˌfyu əl //UK // (ˈbaɪəʊˌfjʊəl) //

生物燃料,生物燃油,生物能源,生物质燃料

Definitions

n.名词 noun
  1. 1
    • : fuel, as wood or ethanol, derived from biomass.

Examples

  • While plenty of technology exists to extract and sequester CO2, ranging from biofuels to direct air capture, none have been scaled up commercially.

  • In the longer term, predicting protein structure will also help design synthetic proteins, such as enzymes that digest waste or produce biofuels.

  • While the first boom was primarily about cleaning up the power sector and early efforts to address transportation—and was particularly concentrated on thin-film solar, electric cars, and advanced biofuels—venture capital is now ranging more widely.

  • For example, ART can predict how to increase the production of wanted biochemicals—drugs, biofuels—or squash unwanted chemicals such as biotoxins.

  • For example, one trial was using ART to optimize carbon-neutral biofuel production with living cells.

  • This is a lot of biofuel, which is why somebody, in an effort to get rid of the stuff, has been watering our gasoline.

  • Biofuel” can be made out of anything that will ferment or rot, including digestive system waste products.

  • But this year the old butter went for biofuel testing, and BuMann got a new batch.