Sentence examples for mobility of soil from inspiring English sources
The impact of low water contents on the molecular mobility of soil organic matter (SOM) and its most frequent components was investigated.
The Shields number is an index of mobility of soil particles on sea or river floors and is defined as τ/ρRgD, where τ is the bottom shearing force (N/m2); ρ is the density of water (kg/m3); R is the specific gravity in water (dimensionless); g is the gravitational acceleration (=9.8 N/kg), and D is the diameter of soil particles (m).
By exposing Ag nanoparticles to soil solution extracted from the upper soil horizon of a floodplain soil, the mobility of the resulting "soil-aged" Ag nanoparticles was investigated and compared with the mobility of citrate-coated Ag nanoparticles as investigated in an earlier study.
The efficiency of our sampling method for soil meso- and macrofauna depends on the mobility and ecology of soil animal taxa.
The results showed that the presence of nano-particles in soils could decrease the mobility of pesticides in soils and that this effect varied with different soil compositions.
Low mobility of AgNPs in soil and repeated application of sewage sludge containing AgNPs to soil can cause an accumulation of AgNPs in soil.
Because of the low mobility of Pb in soil, all of the Pb that accumulates on the surface layer of the soil is retained within the top 20 cm (Laidlaw 2001; Mielke et al. 1983).
The water solubility of the antibiotics increases with increase in dissolved OM content [48], which in turn results in increased mobility of antibiotics in soil [1].
Application of S fertilizer may decrease Cd toxicity by insoluble CdS formation (Table 3), by which reduces mobility of Cd in soil (Hassan et al. 2005).
This is most likely due to limited mobility of MWCNTs in soil [168] related with a low probability of CNT contact with plant tissues.
The mobility of phosphate in soil and aquatic systems is largely determined by the reaction between phosphate and mineral surfaces [3, 4].
