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redeposition [rē‚dep·ə′zish·ən] (geology) Formation into a new accumulation, such as the deposition of sedimentary material that has been picked up and moved (reworked) from the place of its original deposition, or the solution and reprecipitation of mineral matter. How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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For this study, the weighed particles were placed in a tube and wetted with a minimal amount of 70% ethyl alcohol, nominally 10 [micro]L for 1-2 mg PM, and the alcohol was evaporated under vacuum to allow redeposition of any alcohol-soluble species on the particles before adding the cell culture medium. Extending the repulping time may also increase removal of the highly bonded ink, but can also lead to redeposition. The evidence really points out that sublimation and redeposition [of water-ice] is an important process on Ganymede and perhaps other icy satellites," Head says. |
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