Sentence examples for cyanide content from inspiring English sources

One drawback, Dr. Boivin said, was that the pest-resistant and rot-resistant qualities of bitter cassava appeared to be partly due to its higher cyanide content.

The total cyanide content of cassava parenchyma depends on the variety, the environment and various other factors.

The total cyanide content of cassava parenchyma is dependent on the cultivar, the environment and various other factors.

Cyanide levels up to 1600 mg/kg have been reported in untreated cassava peel (Tivana 2012) The reduction of cyanide content by the above treatment process was significant.

The low cyanide content reduces the risk of fermentation inhibition which is normally associated with cassava peel as a result of high level of toxic cyanogenic glycosides (Ofoefule and Uzodinma 2009).

Cyanide content in the cassava peel biomass was measured in Eurofins Steins Laboratorium A/S (Denmark), in principle by appropriate enzymatic hydrolysis, followed by distillation in an acid ambient.

Cassava peels; leaves and starch residues constitute 25%% of the cassava plant which are usually discarded as wastes after harvesting and processing, with limited utilization due to low protein, high crude fibre and cyanide contents (Iyayi and Losel 2001; Onilude 1996).

The first results with high-content cyanide (1 g l−1) waste water are presented and plant treatment capacity is calculated.

This milestone was the driving force to promote this technology in other mines having the same issue: the high cyanide-soluble copper content in gold ores which limits the profitability of a gold mine project.

Petals expressing the CsF3′5′H gene contained a novel 3′,5′-hydroxylated anthocyanidin (delphinin, DEL) and increased cyaniding (CYA) derivative content.

The result of cassava samples in terms of pH, conductivity, moisture content, free cyanide concentration and total cyanide concentration are presented in Table 5.