Sentence examples for leachability from from inspiring English sources

The evaluation of the environmental hazardous of C&DRM is based in their leachability from compliance (batch test) and basic characterisation (column test and lysimeter test) leach tests.

Additionally, in acid solutions, Ca leachability from plagioclase is rather low, especially taking calcite as a term of comparison or even Fe release from biotite [46, 54].

Because of their leachability from various materials and their persistence, PBDEs have been identified in various environmental sectors, including sediment and fish from rivers (Sellström et al. 1998), indoor air (Saito et al. 2007; Wilford et al. 2004), and house dust (Stapleton et al. 2005).

The leachability of contaminants from alkali-activated cement stabilized hazardous and radioactive wastes is lower than that from hardened portland cement stabilized wastes.

Addition of fly ash did not show any improvement either in engineering property or in leachability of metals from the solidified mass.

Further, techniques such as mercury intrusion porosimetry (MIP) spectrometry and inductively coupled plasma mass spectrometry (ICP-MS) were used to study the pore structure and the leachability of elements from geopolymers, respectively.

The leachability of Hg from the calcines by gastric fluids of pH 1.5 suggests that ingestion of calcines into the human gastric system, either via hand-to-mouth activity or by swallowing of inhaled particles cleared from the upper respiratory tract by mucociliary action, is undesirable and potentially harmful.

With respect to sustainable development, the leachability of trace metal from solid materials in contact with water has focused much attention over the years.

The technique described in this paper is designed to study the removal of humic acid by alginate beads and the subsequent binding of the metals within the beads thus decreasing the leachability of heavy metals from a hazardous waste site.

Research was performed to examine the leachability of the three metals from a variety of processed wood mixtures in Florida.

Column experiments were conducted to evaluate the aqueous leachability of polychlorinated biphenyls (PCBs) from sludge-soil mixtures contaminated with PCBs and hydraulic oils.