Sentence examples for lime carbonate from inspiring English sources

The processes include production of iron, steel, metallurgical coke, cement, lime, carbonate consuming processes (e.g., flux stone, flue gas desulfurization, and glass manufacturing), ammonia and urea, petrochemical, aluminum, soda ash, titanium dioxide, ferroalloy and glass.

The coca leaves are ground very finely before being mixed with water, lime, carbonate and kerosene (or gasoline, or diesel).

The binding mechanisms of the calcium carbonate in the strengthening of the putty-lime systems is due to the interconnected texture formed by the calcium carbonate fine crystallites formed during the precipitation process.

When mixed with slaked lime (calcium carbonate), ammonia gas is the result.

Mosses that become encrusted with lime (calcium carbonate) and form "tufa" beds several metres thick also have living tips and dead lower portions.

Farther into temperate zones, organic matter accumulates in soils as climates become warmer, and eventually lime (calcium carbonate) also begins to accumulate closer to the top of the soil profile as evapotranspiration increases.

The other half was fibrous material including "cellulose (wood and paper fragments), fibrous glass such as glass wool with yellow resin coating, Fiberglass, colorless mineral wool, refractory ceramic fibers, limestone, calcites, carbon fibers, synthetics (including fragments of cloth) and chrysotile asbestos associated with the lime and carbonate insulation debris".

The soil pH may be raised by adding lime (calcium carbonate), and calcium level can be increased--without altering pH--by the addition of gypsum (calcium sulfate).

The results showed that phase neoformation involved the breakdowns of the clay minerals and lime of carbonates.

A fertilisation experiment was started in the French Alps on an acid grassland at 2000 m in 1989 where lime as calcium carbonate ("liming") and Thomas Slag enriched by potassium chloride ("fertilisation") were added in a random block design until 1992.

Henan's soils are made up mainly of calcium carbonate (lime) in hardened layers of alluvium.