The stop solution was discharged, and the cells were washed again with stop solution.
Acidic low-level waste radioactive waste solutions were discharged to three unlined seepage basins at the F-Area of the Department of Energy (DOE) Savannah River Site (SRS), South Carolina, USA, from 1955 through 1989.
Overheated chloride-sodium solutions are discharged in sector II of the East thermal field, which is characterized by high concentrations of boron, arsenic, antimony, mercury and lithium.
Concentrated salt solution (brine) is discharged to the sea closer to the ship's stern together with cooling water from the engines.
Although some fluorides of fission products such as alkaline earth metals and lanthanides are not converted completely and fluorine is discharged into the solution, oxides of U and Pu obtained by pyrohydrolysis are dissolved into nitric acid solution because of the low solubility of lanthanide fluorides.
It was selected in this study as a model anionic dye due to its high solubility in aqueous solution and its persistence once it is discharged into natural environment.
Because the reduction potential of most solvents is ~0.7 V, the reduction reaction of electrolyte solution occurs rapidly when the graphite anode is discharged to below 0.7 V.
The treated effluent passes through the contact tank where a tablet feed chlorinator mixes with the solution prior to being discharged by a special pipe line in the Sea (chaffar-nakta beach), (Fig. 3).
The United States Environmental Protection Agency EPAA) usually allows solutions containing heavy metals to be discharged if the concentration is less than 5.0 mg/L.
However, because intravenous linezolid may be switched to an oral formulation (tablets or oral solution) without jeopardizing efficacy, patients may be discharged from hospital relatively early and continue treatment at home, whereas home treatment with injectable antibiotics may be impractical.
or saline solution as placebo over 28 days maximally or until patients were discharged from ICU or died.
