Sentence examples for generation of acids from inspiring English sources
Ash dissolution and ash yield were governed by liquid pH and the generation of acids mainly due to the solubility of calcium carbonate identified as the main mineral species of paper sludge.
The photochemical generation of acids (photoacids) is an important strategy in the development of coating and imaging technologies as well as the synthesis of polymers.
The generation of acid mine drainage (AMD) remains a major environmental challenge for the mining industry.
When the sequence of generation of acid sites was followed by Pt acid decomposition in a separated temperature sequence, the catalyst with poor activity and selectivity was obtained.
Obligate autotrophic and acidophilic characteristics of iron oxidizing bacteria were exploited in order to prevent or attenuate the generation of acid mine drainage.
Oxidation of reactive mine tailings and subsequent generation of acid mine drainage (AMD) have been long recognized as the largest environmental concern for the mining industry.
Numerical simulations of layered, sulphide-bearing unsaturated waste rock piles are presented to illustrate the effect of coupled processes on the generation of acid mine drainage (AMD).
The characterization of the catalysts confirmed the incorporation of Nb5+ in the hexagonal structure, and the generation of acid sites with enhanced strength compared to the bi-component W V O system.
Over a decade of field observations including geochemical, mineralogical and hydrological information are available on the generation of acid mine drainage from the Pistol Dam region of the P-area of Inco's tailings impoundment in Copper Cliff, Ontario.
In the MT-POX and ATL processes, a proportion of the sulfides from the sulfide concentrates are oxidized to elemental sulfur, reducing the generation of acid and the oxygen demand of the oxidative leaching processes.
The molecule has a large two-photon absorption cross-section that peaks near 705 nm (δ=690×10−50 cm4 s photon−1) and a high quantum yield for the photochemical generation of acid (φH+≈0.5).
