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The L-type coals of the Moxinpo mine appear a broad V-shape curve (Fig. 2), the La-Sm portion and Gd Lu portion curves are steep and smooth, respectively, demonstrating that the fractionation of light REY is high, and that of the heavy REY is low.

Fractionation of white light into its components occurs in organisms (chiefly animals) through interference: the incident light penetrates the animal structure and is reflected back through successive ultrathinly layered films, giving striking iridescence, even in diffuse light, as a result of the asynchrony between the wavelengths of visible light that enter and those that return.

In contrast to other investigations, fractionation of the light dose (20 J cm−2, 15 min, 80 J cm−2) did not further decrease pO2 in tumour tissue in the present study.

The fractionation of individual light-REY is higher than that of the heavy-REY.

The charge and mixing of the dry gas into the Ordovician pools may have resulted in increase in wax contents of the oils, gas/oil ratios, gas dryness coefficients and methane δ13C values, leading to a positive correlation between gas/oil ratio and paraffin wax content as a result of continuous fractionation and removal of light components of an oil with progressive gas influx and thus gas washing.

Thus an influence of light fractionation on the PDT effect in this setting can be ruled out.

This fractionation in the soil creates a complementary groundwater reservoir of light Mg.

Metabolic processing of ingested organic matter causes changes in the ratio of heavy to light isotopes (isotopic fractionation) of 13C 12C and 15N:14N which leads to distinct isotopic compositions (Jacob et al. 2005).

Integral characteristics of high-resolution NMR and FTIR spectra have a great potential to study the structure and characterization of light and heavy crude oils, which could substitute present traditional fractionation procedures.

The availability of light represents one of the factors which may affect sulfur isotope fractionation.

Occasionally, so called mass-independent fractionation (MIF) can be important in e.g. biochemical reactions as shown for a number of light elements [17].