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As shown in Fig. 8, the RBW simulation can resolve both acceleration and precipitation loss of radiation belt electrons by applying a dynamic spectrum of whistler chorus elements.
By comparing the simulation data resolving acceleration and precipitation loss of radiation belt electrons with observation data by Arase, we expect progress in the study of wave particle interactions in the radiation belt.
They also reported that the pitch angle scattering effect of magnetosonic waves is weak for electron precipitation losses, but the momentum diffusion is relatively strong for electron energization.
Importantly, the process resulted in efficient precipitation of ferric iron and sulphate with only minor co-precipitation losses of Cu and Ni, making it suitable for use in base metal process flow sheets.
The process demonstrated performance that is promising for a variety of hydrometallurgical process flow sheets, where it allows iron removal from ferrous solutions without chemical addition and with negligible base metal co-precipitation losses.
Evapotranspiration also exceeds precipitation, a loss not made up again until early winter with the return of polar-front storms.
The main phenomena induced by external sulfate attack are leaching, precipitation, aggregates loss and cracking.
Recombinant proteins used in R&D are often precious, produced in low yield and available in small quantities and may be difficult to concentrate due to aggregation, precipitation or loss on columns or membranes.
A pH value of 7.5 or higher value of the PAA-AgNPs solution is the key to preserve the aggregation state of the AgNPs without any further precipitation or loss of coloration.
The CD signal decrease therefore arises from two interconnected phenomena: a secondary structure variation and protein aggregation, which eventually causes precipitation and loss of the signal.
Threat risk increased with more pronounced seasonality in temperature, precipitation, habitat loss and human density, but declined with increasing ambient temperature (Fig. 1).
