Nghĩa của từ organic carbon bằng Tiếng Sec
[eko.] organický uhlík Entry edited by: RNDr. Pavel Piskač
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1. Biodegradable organic matter (BOM) is expressed as biodegradable dissolved organic carbon (BDOC) or assimilable organic carbon (AOC)
2. Organic (carbon-containing) Cofactors are sometimes classified more specifically as “coenzymes”
3. Increase in DISSOLVED ORGANIC CARBON is a response to reduced acid deposition
4. Total organic#C activity (TOA): The total #C activity associated with organic carbon
5. Acidity and total organic carbon were correlated with the density of egg masses.
6. Alkalinity, sulphate, nitrate, chloride, pH, calcium, magnesium, sodium, potassium, dissolved organic carbon, and specific conductivity
7. Certain chemolithoautotrophic bacteria can also produce organic carbon, some even in the absence of light.
8. The concentration of easily Assimilable organic carbon (AOC) largely determines the microbiological stability of drinking water
9. Other carbonates and organic carbon in the raw material shall be taken into account, where relevant.
10. By applying anaerobic periods, the nitrate can be transformed into N2 in the presence of organic carbon.
11. Assimilable organic carbon (AOC) is an important parameter which determines the heterotrophic bacterial growth potential of water
12. Additionally, water qualities (dissolved oxygen, alkalinity, phosphate, ammonium, nitrite, nitrate, total organic carbon and heavy metals were measured.
13. 29 Oil, gas, and coal, composed of organic carbon compounds, are found as economic deposits in sedimentary rocks.
14. Determination of an acceptable Assimilable organic carbon (AOC) level for biological stability in water distribution systems with minimized chlorine residual.
15. The particulate optical Backscattering coefficient can be used to estimate, through empirical relationships, the concentration of particulate organic carbon (POC) 14, …
16. Dissolved organic carbon (doc) and dissolved organic nitrogen (don) content of an Arenosol as affected by liming in a pot experiment
17. – Because of higher process temperatures, the chemical structure of biomass changes and content of hydrogen, nitrogen and organic carbon in Biochar is
18. Carbonaceous shale which is sandwiched in coal seam and was formed during coal formation is mainly composed of minerals and organic carbon
19. Effects of vegetation and fertilization on black soil labile organic carbon and carbon management index(ICM) were studied in a long-term fertilization experiment.
20. They establish the residue in total organic carbon content and the loss on ignition in slag and bottom ashes and require an additional incinerator.
21. Authigenic U and organic carbon in a shallow core (∼1000 m) from the Subantarctic region show the same glacial increase found in the deep cores
22. Organic (carbon-containing) Cofactors are sometimes classified more specifically as “coenzymes”, as they primarily assist the action of enzymes, but these words can generally be used interchangeably
23. It was designed for purposes other than soil protection and only addresses a number of soil parameters, e.g. organic carbon, heavy metals, soil acidity and buffer capacity.
24. An appropriate volume of # M CaCl#, e.g. # cm#, is agitated during # h with a weight of soil, e.g. # g, of high adsorbability, i.e. with high organic carbon and clay content
25. Beare MH, McNeill SJ, Curtin D, Parfitt RL, Jones HS, Dodd MB, Sharp J (2014) Estimating the organic carbon stabilisation capacity and saturation deficit of soils: a New Zealand case study
26. Cellulose (C 6 H 10 O 5) n is a long-chain polymeric polysaccharide carbohydrate of beta-glucose, and is by far the most abundant organic (carbon-containing) compound on Earth.
27. The bundle-forming, filamentous, non-nitrogen-fixing Cyanobacterium Microcoleus vaginatus is a pioneer primary producer, often the dominant member of the biocrust microbiome, and the main source of leaked organic carbon.
28. In particular, it has been proposed that Cainozoic uplift of mountain belts such as the Himalaya led to global cooling due to CO2 drawdown from the atmosphere by efficient silicate weathering and organic carbon burial
29. Long‐term fertilization effects on 13 C natural abundance, soil aggregation, and deep soil organic carbon sequestration in an Alfisol Avijit Ghosh Division of Soil Science & Agricultural Chemistry, ICAR‐Indian Agricultural Research Institute, New Delhi, 110 012 India
30. Thus, lignin peroxidase ALip-P3 appears to affect the short-term turnover rate of lignin-derived organic carbon in soil, and normal, low lignin peroxidase concentrations in soil may limit the initial turnover rate of lignified plant residues in soil.
31. To study the effects of bacterial lignin peroxidase ALip-P3 of Streptomyces viridosporus T7A on the rate of organic carbon turnover in soil, purified lignin peroxidase, with and without addition of H2O2, was added to sterile and nonsterile silt loam soil.
32. The Biodegradabilities of different oil-based fatliquors derived from rape oil, fish oil, castor oil or mineral oil variants were investigated by evaluating the respiration curves, BOD 5 /COD values, COD (chemical oxygen demand) and TOC (total organic carbon) removal ratios
33. The following characteristics were identified: pH(H2O), organic carbon, soluble potassium, available phosphorus, total content of heavy metals (Zn, Cu, Cd, Pb), Red-Ox potential, penetration resistance, bulk density, cellulosolytic activity, species composition of soil animals and microbiological inoculation on Anitrogenous medium Then, having
34. • Carbonaceous refers to composed chiefly of organic carbon • Carbonaceous refers to something relating to, containing • Carbonous relating to or consisting of or yielding carbon • Containing a noteworthy part of so-to-speak amorphous carbon and/or some solid organic hydrocarbon(s) More crossword answers
35. Analyses of DDT, DDE and DDD in soil with depth indicated these compounds were restricted to the upper 0-30 cm of the soil profile, which has a high organic content, with in effect nothing detected in the lower sorted aeolian sand, which has essentially no organic carbon content.
36. Carbonaceous chondrite (kar-bŏ-nay -shŭs) An uncommon class of meteorites but very important because of their mineralogical and chemical composition, especially as regards the presence of hydrated minerals and organic (carbon) compounds.They are very easily crumbled and contain water-soluble compounds and must therefore be collected soon after they fall.
37. More importantly, however, increases in gill Cd in crayfish from low-pH lakes appear to be a pH-related effect rather than being attributable to differences in Cd accumulation among species or to abiotic factors such as concentrations of Cd in the sediments, dissolved organic carbon, or water-borne Ca concentrations.
38. While more and more studies are being conducted on Carbonaceous fractions—organic carbon (OC) and elemental carbon (EC)—in urban areas, there are still too few studies about these species and their effects in polar areas due to their very low concentrations; further, studies in the literature report only data from intensive campaigns, limited in time.
39. An appropriate volume of 0,01 M CaCl2, e.g. 100 cm3, is agitated during 4 h with a weight of soil, e.g. 20 g, of high adsorbability, i.e. with high organic carbon and clay content; these weights and volumes may vary depending on analytical needs, but a soil/solution ratio of 1:5 is a convenient starting point.