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insoluble residue

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insoluble residue [in′säl·yə·bəl ′rez·ə‚dü]
(geology)
Material remaining after a geological specimen is dissolved in hydrochloric or acetic acid.

insoluble residue
That portion of an aggregate or cement which is not soluble in diluted hydrochloric acid.


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At the same time, a part of primary products of complicated structure should lose the hydrogen and form an insoluble residue.
In response to comments by Kissel (2005), the arsenic levels in the insoluble residue collected on the filter were analyzed, and the results were published by Wang et al.
The insoluble residue was fractionated by gravity sedimentation and sieving into the fractions of <2 [micro]m (clay), 2-8 and 8-16 [micro]m (both fine silt), 16-32 and 32-63 [micro]m (medium and coarse silt), and >63 [micro]m (sand) (Ainsaar & Meidla 2001).
 
 
 
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