Benzene is an organic chemical compound discovered in 1823 by Faraday. Benzene is a solvent and intermediate in the production of nylon, phenolis, styrene and epoxy. Benzene molecules contain only hydrogen and carbon atoms and therefore, classified as hydrocarbon. Read more..

The enhancement of plant growth as a result of elevated atmospheric CO2 concentrations.

Composite fabrics is a term used to describe an engineered fabric with two or more different types of fibres composed in a sheath-core or side-side relation. Often one component is a strong fiber such as carbon, fiberglass or Kevlar, that gives the material its tensile strength, Read more..

Fossil Fuels are finite sources of carbon-based energy (mostly oil, gas and coal) which burnt to produce heat and other sources of power. Read more..

icrobes are a diverse group of organisms that can be divided into the viruses, unicellular groups (Archaea, Eubacteria, Protista, some fungi, and some chlorophyta), and a small number of organisms with a simple multicellular structure (the larger fungi and chlorophyta). Read more..

Petroleum Petroleum in its natural form before it is processed is known as crude oil, the colour can be green, black, dark, brown or clear, thick like tar or thin like gasoline; and are liquid under normal conditions of temperature and pressure. Petroleum is formed by complex hydrocarbons ( a compound made up of carbon [...]

Any process, activity or mechanism which removes a greenhouse gas, an aerosol or a precursor of a greenhouse gas or aerosol from the atmosphere.

Every day, large quantities of volatile organic compounds (VOCs) are emitted to the atmosphere from both anthropogenic and natural sources. These substances influence local, regional and even global photochemistry and several of them in addition have a potential impact of the climate, due to their properties as greenhouse gases and as well ability to form aerosol particles on oxidation. Read more..