Sentence examples for media separation from inspiring English sources
Table 2 reveals the general characteristics of the head sample and the prepared samples from heavy media separation.
The +0.5 mm coal was subjected to heavy media separation (HMS) in successive baths of increasing specific gravity.
The recovered mass of the concentrate (10%) was slightly lower than that obtained by dense media separation (13%).
The results obtained under the optimal settings of the shaking table defined using the Box Behnken methodology when treating the 1 2 mm fraction were close to those obtained when using dense media separation.
At the Kipoi copper/cobalt operation in the Democratic Republic of the Congo, the coarse fraction of the floating product from a heavy media separation (HMS) plant is being heap leached.
−3 mm size fraction weighing 1 kg was followed to heavy media separation with the relative density range from 1.3 to 1.5 gmade3, made by benzene (density: 0.8 gm/cm3) and bromoform (density: 2.8 gmixturemixture, for heat treatment study.
In heavy-media separation (also called sink-and-float separation), the medium used is a suspension in water of a finely ground heavy mineral (such as magnetite or arsenopyrite) or technical product (such as ferrosilicon).
Thus, we measured the putative ligands for IGF-IR (IGF-I and IGF-II) in KSIMM conditioned media after separation from IGFBPs.
As to the intracellular concentrations of electrolytes, similar concentrations of Na+ and Mg2+ as the present ones were found in red cells from ferret by [ 9] when expressed per liter original cells, although they used very different media during separation.
In this work, the suitability of anion-exchange CIM (Convective Interaction Media; BIA Separations, Ljubljana, Slovenia) monolithic columns for isolation of DNA from food was studied.
Immediately after phlebotomy, peripheral blood mononuclear cells (PBMCs) and erythrocytes were separated on a Lympholyte Cell separation media (Cederlane Laboratories Limited, Hornby, Ontario, Canada) gradient.
