Sentence examples for content of ash from inspiring English sources

The current study revealed that durian seed gum had a relatively high content of ash (12.1 ± 34.3%).

The content of ash and the electrical conductivity (ECw) were both high, with values of 18.9% (w/v) and 16 dS m-1, respectively.

In Table 2, the extremely high content of ash in U. clathrata (38.4 %) is believed to be salt contamination on the surface of the thalli.

A higher content of Ash was recorded in four treatments and it was maximum in T4 (1.11%) and minimum in control (0.76%).

Residual H2O content of ash (0.14 wt.%) and two bombs (0.2 0.25 wt.%), determined by Karl Fischer titration indicate degassing of this pyroclastic material to near-atmospheric pressures.

The content of ash was confirmed to affect the development of surface area: coals with lower amount of ash developed higher specific surface areas.

The variation content of fly ash, bottom ash, OPEFB ash were 4%, 8% and 12% by dry total weight (Fauzi and Wan 2010; Fauzi et al., 2010; Fauzi et al., 2011; Hilmi et al., 2006).

There was an inverse relationship between the removal of biochar by earthworms and total carbon and a proportional increase with the contents of ash, Ca, Mn, and Si, although the correlations were not strong and may not explain earthworm preference.

A highest biocrude oil yield (18.4%, dry ash-free basis, daf) was achieved at 300 °C, 60 min, and 20% (TS), due to the low contents of lipids (1.9%, daf) and proteins (24.8%, daf), and high contents of ash (41.6%, dry basis) and carbohydrates (71.8%, daf).

The research conducts soil engineering properties and strength test for various contents of fly ash, bottom ash and OPEFB ash to different types of clay soil from various sites in Kuantan.

The carbon content of fly ash is significant, because the effectiveness of fly ash as an adsorbent improved with the increasing carbon content (Kulkarni et al. 2013).