Sentence examples for minerals using the from inspiring English sources
An attempt has been made to estimate the trace element content of the organic matter and of the minerals using the results of the float-sink experiments and the statistical methods.
In general, Table 1 summarises the comparison of the three methods explained above for the computation of volume fraction of pores (pore volume), organic matter and minerals using the total volume of voxel.
We calculated saturation indices (SI = log IAP/K sp; [IAP, ion activity product; Ksp, solubility product]) for Fe-bearing minerals using the program REACT from 'The Geochemist's Workbench' (Bethke [1992]) with the thermodynamic database 'thermo.com.v8.r6 + .dat'.dat
While the unevenness is essential for the examination, identification, and textural interpretation of ore minerals using the reflected light microscope (Craig et al. 1981), such unevenness may interfere with successful analysis with either micro-FTIR spectroscopy (Lowenstern and Pitcher 2013) or the electron microprobe (e.g., Lengauer et al. 1997).
Furthermore, methods of enhancing the enzyme activity and sugar yields by binding the minerals using different surfactants (ionic and nonionic) were studied.
The silicate-based minerals used in the experiments are prepared from mine tailings through the inertization process (acid leaching).
In contrast with the FTIR and XRF results, we were able to pinpoint the different minerals used in the royal burials.
The unsharpened decorative studs, quartz crystals, and assorted minerals used in the sculptures are more adept at decoration than inflicting harm.
A quite different effect was observed in the respiration experiments with arsenic containing copper sulfide minerals used as the final electron acceptor.
cases against China nearly a year ago, accusing it of unfairly imposing export quotas and taxes on a half-dozen industrial minerals used in the aluminum, chemical and steel industries.
A closer analysis of the ONS figures shows a big drop in consumption of non-metallic minerals used by the construction industry, such as sand, gravel, limestone and gypsum.
