Iesan [5] proposed a theory of thermoelastic bodies with microstructures and microtemperatures, where the
microelements of the material possess microtemperatures and can undergo microrotation, microstretch and translation.
Other advantages of soil redox measurements are that they also relate to oxidation-reduction of soil
microelements (Marschner 1986; Setter and Waters 2003),
The results of the experiment show that potassium permanganate acted not only as an oxidizing agent, but also as a
microelement having a positive effect on microorganisms.
Under the basic assumptions and equilibrium conditions, the analytical equation of unit force (Karman equation) is obtained based on any
microelement body (abcd) in the deformation zone.
and Szoke E., 2002, "Comparative evaluation of Helichrysi flos herbal extracts as dietary sources of plant polyphenols, and macro- and
microelements, Food Chem., 78, pp.
Taking into consideration the average content of
microelements of seawater [17] and Fucus vesiculosus biomass [18] (both from the Atlantic), the following high order values of the enrichment factor for the selected elements can be calculated: [10.sup.4] for As, Cr, Cu, and Pb; 105 for Cd; [10.sup.6] for Mn and Zn.
The added
microelement can increase the solid solubility of SnBi20.
Shuman LM (1982) Separating soil iron- and manganese-oxide fractions for
microelement analysis.
Over the course of 16 weeks and in 2-week intervals, workers applied to each pitcher leaf a total of either 4 ml of 157.6 mM N[H.sub.4]Cl, 35.5 mM K[H.sub.2]P[O.sub.4]/[K.sub.2]HP[O.sub.4], both N and P, 20 ml of
microelement solution (either alone or with N or P), or up to 1.0 g of dried insects.
* Distributed propulsion: the development of active boundary systems in which propulsion occurs through the differential and coordinated motion of each
microelement of the boundary, as it does in ciliated systems.
The analysis of the
microelement of the samples was determined by atomic absorption spectrometry (AAS) using a Varian SpectrAA 280 FS spectrophotometer (Varian, Inc., Palo Alto, USA) (PN-EN-14084:2004).