Sentence examples for spectrum of pollutants from inspiring English sources

In the navigable section of the Saale river approx. 190,000 tons of fine-grained sediments are deposited (spectrum of pollutants relevant to the river Elbe, incl. dioxins and furans), of which approx. 75 % are classified as remobilizable [(G.E.O.S. 2013 [71]; Wieprecht et al. 2013 [72013

Very limited emphasis has been given to apportioning effects among the full spectrum of pollutants or evaluating pollutant interactions.

Studies of small mammals, mainly free-living wild rodents, have demonstrated an ability to accumulate a wide spectrum of pollutants [ 1, 2].

Various studies of wild rodents have revealed that they are able to accumulate a wide spectrum of pollutants which are present in the ecosystem [ 1, 2].

Their report, released in April 2012 by the California Air Resources Board, which funded the work, is the first and only of its kind to measure and analyze a broad spectrum of pollutants inside U.S. child care centers.

We can build in self-termination for active nanoparticles so they become benign after their remediation function is finished; design nanoparticles that destroy a wide spectrum of pollutants; and improve delivery systems for injecting nanoparticles into contaminated groundwater plumes.

Meanwhile, on the basis of significant inhibition by a radical scavenger in the heterogeneous Fenton process as well as the evolution of FT-IR spectra of pollutant-saturated FeOx/BAC with and without H2O2, it was deduced that the catalytic activity was responsible for generating hydroxyl radicals, and a possible reaction pathway and interface mechanism were proposed.

Exposures to a wide spectrum of environmental pollutants are being considered for investigation in the study, including air pollutants of indoor and outdoor origin (National Children's Study 2004).

This method is relatively inexpensive, while covering a broad spectrum of inorganic pollutants [5].

Exposures to a wide spectrum of air pollutants were associated to several effects on children's health.

Combined separation and purification processes are gaining considerable attention in the water engineering community as they have the potential to integrate several treatment stages in a single, space-efficient and multifunctional process able to act as a multi-barrier against a wide spectrum of recalcitrant pollutants.