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Next, aerobic degradation or complete mineralization could be proceeding.
Under solar irradiation, the decolorization efficiency of most tests can reach almost 100%, and relatively thorough mineralization could be observed.
The NH4 + N produced during mineralization could be lost through volatilization process and by leaching (Gibbs et al. 2002; Frederick et al. 2004; Tripetchkul et al. 2012).
The carbon mineralization could be estimated by these models as a function of time and temperature, both of which are the most important factors driving SOC mineralization.
Total organic carbon results have shown that almost complete mineralization could be accomplished at higher applied current density with specific electrical charge 22.5 × 10−2 A h dm−3.
Geochemical anomaly identification in areas with overburden is a challenging task because primary geochemical anomaly signals from buried mineralization could be masked by cover layers, and could also be overprinted by various pseudo-geochemical anomalies formed by mobile elements.
The variability of mineralization processes could be attributed to microbial activities as suggested by Vinten et al. (2002); and climatic variations.
The development of the mineralization phenotype could be noted soon after birth when the mice were placed on an 'acceleration diet', rich in phosphorus and low in magnesium.
The causal relationship between oxidative stress and altered MSCs differentiation ability is further supported by the finding that acute exposure to pyocyanin, known inducer of ROS, significantly reduced matrix mineralization, which could be at least partially reversed by enhanced oxidative stress protection (NAC treatment).
The lack of full-length amelogenin in the developing enamel matrix of affected animals suggested therefore that the observed bio-mineralization defects could be due to (i) failure to express full-length amelogenin containing the Y64H mutation; (ii) impaired secretion of Y64H amelogenin or (iii) an unusually high extracellular degradation rate for amelogenins carrying this mutation.
Furthermore, the mineralization of alachlor could be enhanced by increasing the pH of the reaction solution.
