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Ace Gases starts second liquid CO2 plant in Malaysia

Kelington Group subsidiary Ace Gases has begun liquid carbon dioxide (CO2) production at a second plant in Kerteh, Malaysia.

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Advanced hour-hectometer hyperspectral remote sensing for fine-scale atmospheric emissions

Advanced hour-hectometer hyperspectral remote sensing for fine-scale atmospheric emissions
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Ace Gases to launch new liquid CO2 plant in Malaysia

Malaysia-based industrial gas manufacturer Ace Gases has announced the upcoming launch of its second liquid carbon dioxide (LCO2) plant, a move that the company hopes will satisfy an increase in demand for the gas both in Southeast Asia and globally.

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Ace Gases to launch new liquid CO2 plant; aims to address UK shortage concerns

Malaysia-based industrial gas manufacturer Ace Gases has announced the upcoming launch of its second liquid carbon dioxide (LCO2) plant, a move that the company hopes will allow it to support UK industries impacted by the permanent closure of CF Fertilisers’ Billingham ammonia plant earlier this week.

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Christian Junge – a pioneer in global atmospheric chemistry by Robert A Duce, Russell R Dickerson et al

Christian Junge (1912–1996) is considered by many to be the founder of the modern discipline of atmospheric chemistry. In studies from the 1950s through the 1970s, Junge was able to link chemical measurements in a few scattered locations around the earth and integrate them with meteorology to develop the first global view of the basic chemical and physical processes that control the sources, transport, transformations, and fate of particles and gases in the atmosphere. In this paper we summarize and comment upon a number of Junge’s seminal research contributions to atmospheric chemistry, including his discovery of the stratospheric sulfate layer (known as the Junge layer), his recognition of the relationship between the variability of the concentrations of trace gases and their atmospheric lifetimes, his studies of aerosol size and number distributions, his development of the first quantitative model of tropospheric ozone, and other significant scientific investigations. We also di

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