Column AColumn Bthermal decomposition of biomass occurring inA1DigestionB1the absence of oxygen.biological process to decompose biomass intoA2PyrolysisB2ethanol in the presence of bacteria and yeast.burning biomass in the presence of oxygen toB3create heat.process to convert biomass into biogas in theabsence of oxygen and in the presence ofanaerobic micro-organisms.process to convert biomass to bio-oils via complexАЗFermentationA4CombustionB4BSchemical and physical reactions.Answer:A1A2A3A4

Digestion: Anaerobic digestion takes place in absence of oxygen where bacteria breaks down biomass…

Column A Column B A1 Digestion B1 the absence of oxygen. thermal decomposition of biomass occurring in A2 Pyrolysis biological process to decompose biomass into B2 ethanol in the presence of bacteria and yeast. burning biomass in the presence of oxygen to A3 Fermentation B3 create heat. process to convert biomass into biogas in the absence of oxygen and in the presence of anaerobic micro-organisms. process to convert biomass to bio-oils via complex A4 Combustion B4 BS chemical and physical reactions.

Column A Column B A1 Digestion B1 the absence of oxygen. thermal decomposition of biomass occurring in A2 Pyrolysis biological process to decompose biomass into B2 ethanol in the presence of bacteria and yeast. burning biomass in the presence of oxygen to A3 Fermentation B3 create heat. process to convert biomass into biogas in the absence of oxygen and in the presence of anaerobic micro-organisms. process to convert biomass to bio-oils via complex A4 Combustion B4 BS chemical and physical reactions.

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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Author:Sadiku, Matthew N. O.

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