Anthropogenic Sources Of Carbon In Chemical Engineering
Anthropogenic Sources Of Carbon In Chemical Engineering
On man-made carbon source in chemical industry
covers the world, all things biochemical, but since modern times, man-made changes to carbon source, which has far-reaching impact.

Chemical technology is complicated, and man-made carbon sources are involved in a wide range. The industry of chemical synthesis, many raw materials and reactions, are the origin of carbon sources. Such as the cracking and polymerization of hydrocarbons, the flow of carbon elements in the process, or into new compounds, or escape from the atmosphere. During the process, various operations, temperature and pressure control, and catalyst use all affect the generation and change of carbon sources.

Furthermore, the use of fuel is also an important way in chemical industry. Coal, oil, and natural gas are rich in carbon. When it is used as energy for chemical operation, carbon is released in the form of carbon dioxide between combustion. This not only increases the carbon content in the gas, but also affects the change of the global climate.

And the waste of chemical production also contains carbon sources. Or improper disposal, carbon reacts in the environment twice, affecting the ecological balance. Although there are laws to govern, the implementation and technical limitations are not perfect.

Therefore, in order to deal with the disadvantages of artificial carbon sources in the chemical industry, new technologies need to be developed, reactions need to be controlled, fuel consumption needs to be reduced, and waste management needs to be improved. Make the carbon source follow a good path, the ecology can be stable, and the chemical industry can be sustainable and prosperous. In this way, man and nature can be in harmony and peace, achieving long-term prosperity together.