Sentence examples for mineral interaction between from inspiring English sources
They speculated that the smear layer is important in the formation of the interfacial layer and may be involved in the mineral interaction between the CSC and radicular dentin.
Furthermore, the mineral admixture effect, interaction between aggregate and steel fibre are analysed and discussed.
[53 55] These previous authors have attributed the transformation to the three step process: (1) dissolution of primary minerals; (2) subsequent interaction between bacterial cell surfaces and dissolved cations; and (3) precipitation of poorly ordered aluminosilicate phases.
In addition, it consists of different minerals in natural mines, whereas the interaction between different minerals and the effects of multi-minerals on microbial community had always been neglected during bioleaching process.
The dermatological curative effects of these minerals appear due to a local interaction between the mineral water and the skin surface (Nasermoaddeli and Kagamimori 2005).
To fully understand the interaction between mineral and POC fluxes, one needs to assess the variation of mineral-associated POC fluxes not only at depth [ Wilson et al., 2012] but also in surface waters.
The interaction between minerals and water induces the dissolution of primary minerals and the precipitation of secondary minerals and nanoparticles.
The dispersion energy always plays a major role in the structure stabilization of clay mineral due to the interaction between the layers [21, 43].
Studies investigating mineral stability and the interaction between organisms and the lithosphere (e.g. Jones et al., 1981), though not yet focusing on Acarospora, have considerably increased knowledge of these complex interactions.
It was found that the extent of galvanic interaction between minerals and grinding media was intimately associated with the electrochemical reactivity of minerals.
Chitosan has a high affinity to the surface of silica-based minerals due to the interaction between part of protonated amino groups of polymer and dissociated hydroxyl groups of silica, which are formed in aqueous solution [15].
