Sentence examples for most mobile fractions from inspiring English sources

We demonstrated that sewage sludge spreading over a 2-year period did not have an impact on soilborne heavy metal concentrations but affected speciation of the most mobile fractions of Ni and Zn.

Hydrochloric acid-extractable carbon, expected to represent the most mobile fraction of carbon derived from the youngest soil, was a non-negligible fraction of the total carbon in the buried soils.

At the second stage, a separate portion of the sample is decalcified with 0.1 N H2SO4 to estimate FA1a (the most mobile "aggressive" fraction of FA) in the filtrate.

The relative distribution of the metals showed that Cd was available mostly in the exchangeable and the carbonate bound fractions, which were the most mobile and high-risk fractions.

Water-extractable organic matter (WEOM) is the soluble fraction of organic matter extracted from the soil under various laboratory conditions, the most active and mobile fraction of soil organic matter (SOM).

Metals in this fraction are the most mobile and readily available for biological uptake in the environment.

During a 6-week incubation, most of the anthropogenic Cu was associated with the mobile fractions, i.e. water-soluble, exchangeable, and weakly specifically adsorbed fractions in the inceptisol, whereas in the ultisol the mobile fractions became dominant only at the Cu amendments of 1000 and 1500 mg Cu kg−1 soil.

It has been observed that the F5 fraction was increased in zeolite-added compost in comparison to control; it indicated that mobile fractions (F1 to F4) of Mn were transformed into most stable F5 fraction due to zeolite addition.

The first three fractions, on the average, contained as much as 72% of total Mn contents making it the most mobile metal in the runoff sediments.

Murray is not at his most mobile here.

The tip and blade are the most mobile parts.