Sentence examples for migration of metal from inspiring English sources
In addition, a failure to clean the machines frequently enough had contributed "to some parts of the machines becoming slightly corroded, thereby allowing for more migration of metal substances," Mr. Hololei wrote.
However, the migration of metal cations can be limited by other cations, which can suppress the aggregation and growth of the active materials [17, 18].
Such behavior might be related with migration of metal ion into Li layer during initial charge process and result in rock salt like structure during prolonged cycling.
Since, several parameters including migration of metal ions from bulk solution to the surface of the adsorbent through bulk diffusion and the adsorption of metal ions at an active site on the surface of the adsorbent by chemical reactions play very important role in deciding the adsorption kinetics and adsorption mechanism; the actual adsorption mechanism is yet to be discussed and explained.
Interpretation of this behavior has been made with a model that involves a two-step oxidation of the alloy surface; the second step involves the migration of metal atoms as cation species to form a gelatinous layer of octahedrally coordinated cations and the inhibition of RuO4 formation by more basic RuOM bridges.
Processive crown ether migration on an oligoglycine chain and migration of metal atoms on aromatic scaffolds have also been explored.
Migration of metals in the plant body may be conveniently examined with the translocation factors.
The technique can also promote mobility and migration of metals by solubilizing the contaminants so that they can be extracted (EPA 1991).
The application of FA or SS at a much high rate (74.1 Mg ha−1) significantly increased both leaching and downward migration of metals.
The interfacial interactions were found to significantly enhance the protonic and oxide ionic conductivities in the SDC-LNC composites regardless of the remarkable suppressing effect on the migrations of metal ions as the majority mobile charged species in the molten LNC phase.
The results of this study as a whole support the use of migration data of metal ions, rather than total metal content, to estimate health risk from exposure to metals and metal alloys substances in children.
