Sentence examples for may leach from from inspiring English sources
Several studies have suggested that lead may leach from such ceramics, particularly in acidic environments (Sheets 1997; Mohamed et al. 1995; Levin et al. 2008; Markowitz 2000; Gonzalez de Mejia and Craigmill 1996; Feldman et al. 1999).
This finding indicates that under the conditions of this study, lead may leach from mugs into hot beverages such as coffee and tea, or even hot water, and result in individual lead exposures well above maximum allowable dose levels set by the State of California.
Styrene, which may leach from expanded polystyrene or Styrofoam, is also linked to cancer, birth defects, organ failure and reproductive problems.
Skeptics of CCW say these toxics may leach from many "beneficial uses," such as minefills or embankments.
However, as discussed below, several reports suggest that phthalates may leach from PET bottles into the contents of the bottle.
The industrial chemical bisphenol A (BPA), used to manufacture polycarbonate plastics, may leach from disposable plastic bottles.
At higher replacement level, however, excessive alkali metal chloride may leach out from the matrix leading to porous honeycomb microstructure of matrix which results in reduced compressive strength but enhanced tensile ductility of IFA-SHCCs.
Some may leach into streams from the overburden that is dumped into valleys.
For example, small amounts of BPA may leach into samples from syringes, containers, tubing, or even water used in experiments.
Substances may leach into food from the exposed surface of a plastic container but do not typically migrate through the plastic layer (Franz and Welle 2009); thus Yang et al.'s extraction method differs from FDA-approved methods and the way foods normally contact containers.
It was found that a leachant with organic acids may leach Co and Li from the cathode scrap and leave Al foil as metallic form with high leaching selectivity, while that with inorganic acids typically leach all metals into the solution.
