Sentence examples for hazardous solutions from inspiring English sources

I have devoted more than three decades of my life to defending Israel, from the Litani River in Lebanon to the western bank of the Suez Canal in Egypt, and I would never support irresponsible, hazardous solutions to Israel's security problems.

Besides the high cost of raw materials, most wet techniques also require long processing times and/or the use of hazardous organic solutions, which is likely to result in chemically contaminated products.

More importantly, zero hazardous waste solution is generated since the waste solution of the treatment can be used to produce high value-added products, permanently store CO2, and regenerate acetic acid.

Two of the off-normal scenarios lead to the rapid autocatalytic reaction of HAN with nitric acid where heat and gas are generated and that could lead to damage of the process equipment and/or release of hazardous plutonium solution from the vessel.

Once the pan is emptied out, wash it with a non-hazardous cleaning solution (or warm soapy water), then rinse the pan, dry it, and refill it with clean litter.

It can be finally concluded that the prepared Fe-OMC catalyst in this work shows promising potential to be an efficient heterogeneous Fenton catalyst for the degradation of hazardous phenolic aqueous solutions.

These challenges include rapid appraisals of how to distinguish from among multiple coevally formed dams that are most hazardous; suitable engineering solutions for stabilizing landslide dams; management of massive sediment pulses and their risks—in the wake of landslide-dam failures; and the paleoseismological interpretation of clusters of coeval landslide dams.

Removal of miscible hazardous materials from aqueous solutions is an alarming problem for the environmental scientists.

Simulations of possible hazardous events along with solutions for preventing or reducing their probability are presented to better assess the data.

The report called on the state to find more permanent solutions, "where potentially hazardous infrastructure issues are likely to remain unaddressed for a significant length of time".

This paper investigates the reactions taking place in dilute aqueous solutions of a hazardous pollutant (diuron) during irradiation.