Sentence examples for based on a mercury from inspiring English sources
A newly designed miniaturized electrode system (MES) based on a mercury meniscus modified silver solid amalgam electrode as the working electrode was developed for voltammetric determination of electrochemically reducible organic compounds in small sample volumes.
Theoretical results are augmented with numerical evaluations and a case study based on a fish mercury level dataset.
A small size plants based on a 4600 kW Mercury recuperated Gas Turbine equipped with an artificial compressed air storage system has been investigated.
It is based on a focal-plane array mercury cadmium telluride (FPA-MCT) detector having 256×256 pixels.
Support for this mechanism is based on a comparative study using mercury electrodes.
Despite this general consistency there is increasing concern that there may be diagenetic effects on the quantitative record of some metals, which can be inferred based on a strong relationship between mercury and other organically bound elements and proxies for peat decomposition (C/N ratio).
Virtanen et al. (2005) observed increased CV events in a mercury-exposed population with an average hair mercury level of 1.9 μg/g (0 15.7 μg/g), which is estimated to indicate a blood mercury level of 9.5 μg/L (0.05 μM) based on a 200 1 hair-to-blood mercury ratio (Budtz-Jorgensen et al. 2004).
Perrin and co-workers have engineered a mercury sensor based on a deoxyribozyme whose activity could be specifically inhibited by Hg II) [ 162].
The current recommendation for "safe" mercury consumption is based on a "reference dose" or RfD from fish consumption and only applies to methyl mercury (MeHg).
Modern fluorescent lamps are based on a combination of electroluminescence and photoluminescence: mercury atoms in the lamp are excited by electric discharge, and the ultraviolet light emitted by the mercury atoms is transformed into visible light by a phosphor.
The U.S. Environment Protection Agency's reference dose for mercury was based on a cord blood concentration of 5.8 μg/L and corresponds to a maternal intake of 0.1 μg Hg/kg body weight/day.
