Sentence examples for difficult inorganic matter from inspiring English sources

Lower COD removal can be partly attributed to higher ammonia concentration, which is a difficult inorganic matter to oxidize as also reported by Vogel et al. (2000).

In so doing, he synthesized an organic substance from inorganic matter.

Furthermore, neglecting the differences between organic matter and inorganic matter leads to errors.

Many felt it was obvious that the ubiquitous microscopic creatures generated continually from inorganic matter.

Later, autotrophic forms appeared, having the ability to make their own food from inorganic matter.

If life can arise from inorganic matter so quickly and easily, why is it not abundant in the solar system and beyond?

Like a baby, he will put anything into his mouth, devouring wall plaster, a stick of lipstick and all manner of crunchy inorganic matter.

Around 1808 he launched what became a vast and enduring program in the laboratory analysis of inorganic matter.

Effluents from these sources contain organic and inorganic matter, in contrast to fresh water, which contains primarily inorganic matter of riparian origin.

Berzelius argued that, despite differences between organic and inorganic matter, organic compounds could be assigned a dualistic composition and therefore could be specified in the same manner as inorganic ones.

The ash is powdery and light, except for varieties that have a high content of inorganic matter.