Sentence examples for decrease in the sorption from inspiring English sources

A gradual decrease in the sorption efficiency occurred as the concentration of metal ions was increased from 10to2525 mg/L.

The decreases in the bulk density with increasing temperature are simply reflected by the decrease in the sorption capacity when the temperature is raised, shown in Fig. 6.

As time precedes this concentration is reduced due to the accumulation of phenol particles in the vacant sites leading to a decrease in the sorption rate at the larger stages from 30 to 1,440 min.

A decrease in the sorption capacity at higher speed of agitation may be attributed to improper contact between the dye ions and the binding sites on the biomass, as the suspension is no longer homogenous due to vortex formation, which makes the adsorption of dye ions difficult [38, 39].

The interaction of hydrogen ions with an oxygen radical of the CuO NPs/Ag-clinoptilolite zeolite composite body generates hydroxyl groups and lowers the charge of the matrix, which is accompanied by a decrease in the sorption ability of CuO NPs/Ag-clinoptilolite zeolite composite in relation to 90Sr.

With an increase in pressure and/or a decrease in temperature, the sorption uptake of the olefin in the membrane increases progressively, and the diffusivity and hence the permeability are also enhanced because of the increased membrane plasticization/swelling caused by the penetrant sorbed in the membrane.

The significant increase in the bulk density of C2H6 and CO2 close to their inflection point, shown in Fig. 7, results in a dramatic decrease in the excess sorption of C2H6 and CO2.

The term sorption is loosely used in this work to describe the concentration decrease in the solution phase of radionuclides, which could include sorption onto the solid as well as surface precipitation.

Sahai et al [26] concluded that the absence of a strontium carbonate precipitate at pH above 8.7 was due to insufficient carbonate on the surface to nucleate the precipitate, based on a decrease in carbonate sorption on the goethite surface from pH 6 to 10 (using constants from VanGeen et al. [39]).

The thermal treatment of electrodeposited layers (1 4 h at 150°C) causes the decrease in the rate of HER by approximately one order of magnitude and, simultaneously, the decrease in hydrogen sorption.

The periodical CO2-renewing sorption process was applied in the solid state foaming of poly ethylene terephthalate) (PET), in order to decrease the sorption time, increase the concentration of CO2 in PET matrix, and ultimately increase the expansion ratio of PET foams.