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Discover LudwigThe phrase "are quickly to decomposed" is not correct in English.
It should be "are quickly decomposed." You can use the corrected phrase when discussing the speed at which something breaks down or decays, typically in a scientific or environmental context.
Example: "Organic materials are quickly decomposed by microorganisms in the soil."
Alternatives: "decompose rapidly" or "break down quickly."
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It should be noted that sunlight may affect certain essential components in the product, e.g. chlorophyll is quickly decomposed.
The biodegradable bags, which went into use last week, are plastic but are treated to decompose more quickly than older versions, which can take 1,000 years to disintegrate, said Mercury Anyango, a spokeswoman for the chain, Nakumatt.
In fact, polyphenols are difficult to decompose.
Two non-linear regression models are employed to decompose the concentration index and to decompose the change of concentration index.
The soils are not very fertile, either, because the hot, humid weather causes organic matter to decompose rapidly and to be quickly absorbed by tree roots and fungi.
When the pools dry out, the mosquitofish are left behind to decompose in the sun.
"Until recently, no organisms were known to be able to decompose it".
In life you're breathing and in death your body is continuing to decompose.
High meat is the flesh of any animal that has been allowed to decompose.
It is supposed to decompose and nourish the earth, become food for all the microorganisms".
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