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Leach

Bernard (Howell). 1887--1979, British potter, born in Hong Kong

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Different leaching behaviour of Cs from Cs-TFA can be evocated by much higher diameter of Cs cation between 2:1 layers and by fact that the Cs-TFA was prepared synthetically in laboratory and therefore its somewhat different leachability can be expected.

Water leaching of alkaline metals, Al and Si from selected aluminosilicates

The analysis of the environmental impacts of the products produced shows an extremely low contaminants leachability back to the environment; thus the products will not contaminate the environment should leaching occur.

Geotechnical Properties and Microstructure of Lime-Fly Ash-Phosphogypsum-Stabilized Soil

The leachability propensity of El Lajjun Jordanian oil shale ash.

Production of ceramics from waste glass and Jordanian oil shale ash

Meng, "Arsenic leachability and speciation in cement immobilized water treatment sludge," Chemosphere, vol.

Microscale investigation of arsenic distribution and species in cement product from cement kiln coprocessing wastes

Effect of wood moisture content of rate of fixation and leachability of CCA treated red pine.

Chemical fractionation and heavy metal accumulation in maize (Zea mays) grown on CCA contaminated soil amended with rubber processing sludge manure

Hence there would be less mobility (leachability) of PTEs from basic soils into the root system of plants because metals would be strongly bound to the resistant fractions of the soil.

Comparative accumulation of heavy metals in selected vegetables, their availability and correlation in lithogenic and nonlithogenic fractions of soils from some agricultural areas in Malaysia

and Woods, T.L., "Assessing the Leachability of Chlorothalonil and methylene bis thiocyanate from Sapstain Treated Radiator Pine," IRG/WP 98-30176, International Research Group on Wood Preservation, Stockholm, 1998.

Surface mold prevention with chlorothalonil/disodium octaborate tetrahydrate systems

KEY WORDS: caulk, environmental exposure, leachability, PCB, polychlorinated biphenyl, public buildings, schools, soil.

Soil contamination from PCB-containing buildings

An Assessment of Lead Leachability from Candy Wrappers (4:00pm - 4:50pm)

NEHA 2003 AEC and Exhibition

The migration, leachability, and distribution of Zn in the soil depended on the kind of Zn complexes used (Mikkelsen and Kuo 1977).

Mobility and distribution of zinc forms in columns of an acid, a neutral, and a calcareous soil treated with three organic zinc complexes under laboratory conditions

Kunes, "Leachability of Foundry Process Solid Wastes," Journal of Environmental Engineering Division, Proc.