Sentence examples for metals bound to from inspiring English sources

And the percentage of heavy metals bound to Fe-Mn oxides decreased with increasing soil depth but the reverse tendency was observed for residual fractions.

The H2O2 treatment, which is designed to liberate trace metals bound to organic matter, mobilized ∼8 and ∼1% of Np and Pu, respectively.

The geochemical position of metals bound to soils in an area with 50 years of different landscape management practices (land use) during its unique historical development has been studied in this work.

This procedure yielded the fraction (F4) of trace metals bound to organic matter.

Sequential extraction method developed by Tessier et al. (1979) for heavy metal speciation was followed; according to this method, the metals bound to five fractions: exchangeable (F1), carbonate (F2), reducible (F3), oxidizable (F4) and residual (F5) fraction.

This study also suggests that metals bound to PM are responsible, at least in part, for the oxidative stress.

One of the MscL mutants, L19H, exhibited gating that was inhibited by Cd2+ but stimulated by Ni2+, suggesting that these metals bind to and influence different states of the channel.

During sequential extraction, Cu and Pb were principally distributed in the S/S ashes' organic matter fraction in the chelating agent, suggesting that metals bind to the chelating agent.

Both metals bind to SsTroA with nanomolar affinity and stabilize the protein against thermal unfolding.

These metals bind to the thiol groups of allosteric sites and, according to their structure, provoke allosteric transitions to the active or inactive form of the enzyme.

In that temperature range, the increased catalytic activity originates from the well dispersed N4-metal moiety or from fragments of the original molecule still containing the metal bound to nitrogen.