Sentence examples for lead residue from inspiring English sources

The New Yorker, October 24, 1936 P. 9 Report on arsenic and lead residue from Bulletin 388 of the Connecticut Agricultural Experiment Station.

There, Mr. Shinn said, the Army is financing a soil washing program to remove lead from a target range and planting mustard plants to absorb any lead residue that remains.

By Andrew S. Wing and E. B. White The New Yorker, October 24, 1936 P. 9 Report on arsenic and lead residue from Bulletin 388 of the Connecticut Agricultural Experiment Station.

Source: All images courtesy the Environmental Protection Agency Children play in the yard of a Ruston home while a Tacoma smelter stack showers the area with arsenic and lead residue.

Mr. Ben-Veniste said the building's lead residue, which he contended was inside the ventilators, not in the walls behind them, could easily be dislodged by vibrations or a strong wind, which he said "could shake loose this material and blow it right into the classroom".

But he then said forensic tests had found lead residue on his hands and a scarf, consistent with the cloth having been wrapped around a revolver that had been fired.

Sometimes, however, lead residues, sludges, or flue dusts are mixed with oxides from the battery treatment plant and processed together.

Lead residues in food can result from: biological uptake from soils into plants consumed by food animals or man, usage of lead arsenate pesticides, inadvertent addition during food processing, and by leaching them improperly glazed pottery used as food storage or dining utensils.

This leads residues E160 in S2 (E283 in Shaker) and R228 in S4 (R362 in Shaker) to be within atomic proximity (2.7 Å), indicating ion pairing (Figure 9B).

Applications later in the growing season will be more likely to lead to residues in silage or forage crops.

Pesticide treatments before and during the flowering of honey bee forage crops may lead to residues in honey.