Sentence examples for exchange capacities from inspiring English sources
The exchange capacities for each exchanger are shown in Fig. 2 and Table 3 for mercury and cadmium, and are expressed as CFs.
In general, the exchange capacities for the exchangers followed this order: Commercial activated carbons < non-treated subbituminous coal < our activated carbon < sulfonated subbituminous coal < our xanthated coal < commercial synthetic resin.
The montmorillonites with two different cation exchange capacities (CECs) were used.
The polymers exhibit ionic exchange capacities of 0.33 (A) and 0.15 meq/g (B).
The ion exchange capacities (IECs) of the membranes ranged from 2.50 to 2.65 meq/g.
The sulfonated polymers were examined for ion exchange capacities, water absorption capacities and proton conductivities.
Compared to tropical rainforest soils in the Pacific Basin, Pacific temperate rainforest have greater weatherable minerals, cation-exchange capacities, soil organic C, and total exchangeable base cations.
The range of the cation-exchange capacities of the clay minerals is given in the Table.
Two types of different membranes with different ion-exchange capacities were used.
Finally ion-exchange capacities of these materials were estimated by employing them for recovery of W VI).
The acid base blends show good ionic conductivities at ion-exchange capacities of ≥1 meq/g, and good thermal stabilities.
