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Carbonation is the
chemical reaction of
carbon dioxide to give carbonates, bicarbonates, and
carbonic acid. In chemistry, the term is
sometimes used in...
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injected under pressure, or
occurring due to
natural geological processes.
Carbonation causes small bubbles to form,
giving the
water an
effervescent quality...
- Israel-based
manufacturing company best
known as the
maker of the
consumer home
carbonation product of the same name. The company's soda machines, in the
style of...
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instead of hops. In
commercial brewing,
natural carbonation is
often replaced with
forced carbonation. Beer is
distributed in
bottles and cans, and is...
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beverages are
prepared by
mixing flavored syrup with
carbonated water.
Carbonation levels range up to 5 volumes of CO2 per
liquid volume.
Ginger ale, colas...
- One
example of a land-based
enhanced weathering technique is in-situ
carbonation of silicates.
Ultramafic rock, for example, has the
potential to store...
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structures worldwide,
mainly as a
consequence of two
degradation processes,
carbonation and
penetration of chlorides. With
regard to the
corrosion degradation...
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minerals found within ultramafic rocks which have
undergone talc-
carbonation or
carbonation reactions: talc and the
carbonate mineral magnesite. Talc carbonate...
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hydrated products, such as concrete,
gradually reabsorb atmospheric CO2 (
carbonation process),
compensating for
approximately 30% of the
initial CO2 emissions...
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Another aspect of AOD slag
research is its
carbonation potential and its
impact on
chromium leachability.
Carbonation of the
dicalcium silicate in AOD slag...
