Sentence examples for source of cu from inspiring English sources

This article aims to apply Ni Cu P coatings onto open cell stainless steel foams from Ni P bath containing CuSO4·5H2O as a source of Cu ions.

In conclusion, the inclusion of an ORG compared with an INORG source of Cu reduced milk yield but increased milk fat concentration and body weight gain, with no effect on energy-corrected milk yield.

However, the behavior of Cu, as well as the mechanisms controlling Cu release and loss with redox cycling, was influenced by both soil properties (e.g. pH, contents of easily reducible Fe and Mn (hydr oxides) and source of Cu contamination.

The source of Cu and Fe needs to be investigated and Rb is probably an impurity.

This mine was thus undoubtedly the source of Cu for the production of the Nara Daibutsu.

Supergene enrichment blankets average approximately 50 m thickness and comprise the primary source of Cu ore (Taghipour et al. 2008).

The analyses of the crystalline structure and the phase identification were performed by X-ray diffraction (XRD Bruker D8 ADVANCE, Madison, WI, USA) with a monochromatized source of Cu-Kα1 radiation (λ = 1.5406 nm) at 1.6 kW (40 KV, 40 mA); samples were prepared by placing a drop of a concentrated ethanol dispersion of particles onto a single crystal silicon plate.

Factor analysis indicated thatthese heavy metals including As were closely correlated and orginated from common pollution sources before the flow-sediment regulation; however, the sources of As and Cd separated from the sources of Cu, Pb and Zn after the regulation regime, implying that the flow-sediment regulation regime contributed to As and Cd accumulation in the YRD.

The primary sources of Cu in industrial wastewater are metal-process pickling baths and plating baths.

The sources of Cu in the study area may be due to the usage of copper compounds used as agricultural pesticides and also corrosion of household plumbing systems, erosion of natural deposits which get into the river, and decaying vegetation.

Taken together, this information suggests that potential sources of Cu and Zn contamination exist in the Florida Keys and are likely to be primarily on land or close to shore, further supporting the plausibility of these metals interfering with NS testis development.