近日，受国际学术期刊Progress in Lipid Research邀请，华中农业大学油菜团队发表了题为“The functions of phospholipases and their hydrolysis products in plant growth ...

Thermal hydrolysis exposes sewage sludge to high temperature and pressure, due to which the volatile solids in the sewage sludge get transformed into biogas during anaerobic digestion.Hence, the ...

Alkaline hydrolysis, on the other hand, requires only an eighth of that energy, Gizmodo reports. A traditional burial can affect the environment as well, since embalming chemicals can leach into ...

Alkaline hydrolysis, or "aquamation," is the process of decomposing a human body with hot water and a strong base solution. There is no human DNA, flesh or pathogens left at the end of the ...

Conversion of cellulose to glucose for the production of food, fuel, and chemicals can be accomplished by acid hydrolysis or by enzymatic processes. Enzyme complexes derived from the fungus ...

Alkaline hydrolysis consumes approximately 10 percent of the energy required to cremate a body in flame, its equipment runs on electricity rather than fossil fuels, and it emits no greenhouse gases.

Some see alkaline hydrolysis—versions of which go by the names biocremation, aquamation and resomation—as the next big thing for those who want to make an environmentally friendly exit. The ...

Many authors have reported bayerite to be a hydrolysis product of AlN powders in water and water-based solutions at room temperature [7, 8, 10, 11, 18]. Svedberg et al. found the presence of a ...