Sentence examples for concentrated metals from inspiring English sources

It can selectively remove low concentrated metals from process streams and reach high concentrations of the recovered stream required for industrial reuse of pollutants.

In the system containing MBF, metals (Fe3+ and Pb2+), and CO2, the concentrated metals adsorbed onto the MBF combined with the dissolved CO2, resulting in oversaturation of metal carbonate minerals to form iron carbonate and lead carbonates.

Candidates for supply shortages include phosphate ore for fertilizer and geographically concentrated metals such as strontium (China), the platinum group (South Africa and Russia), niobium (Brazil), tellurium (United States and Australia), and manganese (Ukraine and South Africa) (Graedel et al. 2013).

T1-weighted MRI may show mixed signal intensities, whereas T2-weighted images are frequently hypointense and may also show flow voids from either concentrated metals within fungal hyphae or low free-water content (Fig. 2).

Highly concentrated metals such as Cu, Zn, and Fe are found in amyloid-β (Aβ) plaques within the brain of Alzheimer's disease (AD).

It allows the purification of metal-containing waters, as well as the production of concentrated metal salt solutions, which could be recycled.

We suggest analyzing the titration data using the Scatchard linearization and then applying non-linear curve fitting to get the best quantitative description of the sample through K'f and Lt. Since Zn II) is the most concentrated metal in the SRB (in the millimolar range), all B fractions were characterized for Lt and K'f using Zn II) as titrant in the ASV-monitored titration.

A score of 3 was given for severe metal transfer, that is, when a longitudinal, concentrated metal transfer stripe was observed or when metal transfer of any type was observed over the majority of the upper hemisphere [ 1].

Altogether, 75 of 100 femoral heads had a metal transfer score ≥ 2. Within these 75 femoral heads, severe or concentrated metal transfer (transfer score = 3) was observed on 20% (n = 10/50) of M-PE heads, 23% (n = 8/35) of C-PE heads, and 80% (n = 12/15) of C-C heads.

Sub-samples were acidified using concentrated trace-metal grade nitric acid (1.0% (v/v) final concentration) for cation analyses.

This ceramic adsorbent can be utilized as a pretreatment for high concentrated heavy metal effluents.