Sentence examples for olive stone from inspiring English sources
Olive stone (OS), two-phase olive mill solid (OMS) and also olive tree pruning waste (OTP), three wastes of the olive-oil production, were tested as low-cost adsorbents for Pb (II) removal from aqueous solutions.
"The survival of the olive stone, which was partly charred, was a freak of preservation.
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One tiny shrub in the herb garden represents the recent discovery, news of which went round the world: a single battered, charred olive stone excavated from the depths of a well, the earliest ever found in Britain.
Then, without warning, he is back to life, with a tirade against the Secretary of State for Work and Pensions, Yvette Cooper, and her Tory Shadow, Theresa May, whose name he spits as if ejecting an olive stone from between his teeth.
Iron Age Britons were importing olives from the Mediterranean a century before the Romans arrived with their exotic tastes in food, say archaeologists who have discovered a single olive stone from an excavation of an Iron Age well at at Silchester in Hampshire.
Alslaibi et al. (2013) determined the potential of microwaved olive stone-activated carbon (OSAC) for removal of cadmium metal ion.
Peach stones, olive stones and palm fruit bunches' inner and outer hard parts are used as adsorbents for metal removal.
A lithium sulfur battery, using activated carbon obtained from olive stones as the sulfur host, is reported.
The experimental conditions for the pyrolysis of olive stones to produce a swelling of the particle and eventually the formation of carbon foam are described and discussed.
This was confirmed by other authors for chars from brown coal and coking coal, but was in disagreement with the results for olive stones and carbon fibres.
