Sentence examples for natural softening from inspiring English sources

However, in few cases, reverse ion exchange occur where Ca is replacing the Na (natural softening).

Other possible source of Mg2+ ions in the groundwater could be from natural softening by cation exchange where sodium-rich clay displaces Ca2+ and Mg2+ from solution (Ganyaglo et al. 2010).

You could make a natural softener with 1/4 cup baking soda and 1/2 cup white vinegar.

Ms. McCormick, brandishing a skillful if overstated British accent, radiates lissome glamour as Lynn, her natural ease softening the character's stereotypical facade.

In the version used for the DVD, the natural grays soften this impression; the people look more sympathetic; their environments are lush.

But researchers have found a mutation in a mouse gene that leads to an arthritis-like condition because it causes the joint's cartilage cells to pump insufficient amounts of pyrophosphate--a natural water softener--into the joint cleft.

Vinegar is also a natural clothing softener.

Use white vinegar as a natural fabric softener.

Often, the active ingredient in these tenderizers is papain, the natural meat-softening chemical found in papayas.

The available methods include arsenic removal by ion exchange, removal by filtration and precipitation/co-precipitation, coagulation/electro coagulation, removal by adsorption onto artificial and natural sorbents, water softening with lime, membrane processes and bioremediation (António et al. 2009; Dinesh et al. 2007; Dhiraj et al. 2008).

Its design was overly regular to begin with, but later developments as can be seen at the west end of Princes Street paid more respect to natural contours and softened the regimentation of the right angle with curves and crescents.