Paleontology, archeology, and art history provide crucial information for the understanding
of human evolution throughout ages and its habits. Past animal and plant species are also …

Sewage sludge (SS) contains a certain amount of nitrogen (N), resulting in various content
of N in the pyrolysis products. Investigates on how to control the generation of NH 3 and …

The understanding of the chemical nature of the oil is important for both the optimization of
the process and the design of upgrading strategies for further use as an energy carrier or …

The nitrogen compounds in tars were investigated at temperature of 500° C during the
pyrolysis of three organic wastes (sewage sludge, food waste, wood) and their mixture …

Incineration of food waste leads to the release of NO x pollutants, whereas the formation
mechanism of the NO x precursors (HCN, NH 3, and HNCO) during the initial pyrolysis …

Increasing concerns about fossil fuels availability and environmental risks, like greenhouse
gas CO 2, pollutants SO 2, NO x, heavy metals, are promoting the development of …

Nitrogen in biomass is mainly in forms of proteins (amino acids). Glycine, glutamic acid,
aspartic acid, leucine, phenylalanine and proline are the major amino acids in agricultural …

The minimization of landfill deposition of waste containing biological components represents
a big problem, especially in built-up residential areas. The main problem of biologically …

Large quantities of NO x and N2O emissions can be produced from biomass burning.
Understanding nitrogen behavior during biomass pyrolysis is crucial. Nitrogen in biomass is …

Mineral matter in biomass influences nitrogen chemistry during pyrolysis. Amino acids,
selected as the model compound in biomass, were pyrolyzed with the major mineral matters …