Bismuth is about as abundant as silver, contributing about 2 × 10−5 weight percent of Earth's crust.
In the darkness of the lighthouse, he tells never-ending stories about the tortured life of a nineteenth-century clergyman, formerly a minister in Salts, and gradually, it seems, Silver contributes stories of her own.
For instance, the assumption of random mating within reproductive groups implies that all breeding silver eels contribute equally to offspring, apart from differences in female fecundity that are taken into account (eqn C3).
And his handsomely styled silver mane contributed to the statuesque image.
(Nonetheless, the use of "dong" to mean "penis"—as in Long Dong Silver, who contributed so much to the politics of the American judiciary seems to follow Lear's use of it, though a competing case is that it derives from the onomatopoetic "dong" that results when a clapper hits a bell).
Silver also contributes to the formation of reactive oxygen species and to other mechanisms that potentially influence prokaryotic cells [36].
It is possible that the minor part, but not the major part, of the oxidized species from the red emitter, such as silver ions, contributed to the creation of the blue emitter in this case.
Thus, the antiproliferative effect of tested complexes is likely due to the lipophilicity of the complexes that alleviates the transport of silver complexes into the cell and posteriorly into the organelles where silver may possibly contribute to toxicity by inhibiting cellular respiration and metabolism of biomolecules.
Uniform silver nanowires can contribute to the stability of flexible transparent conducting thin film.
Silver, lead, nickel, cadmium and manganese largely contributed to the health hazard.
