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mineralizer

[′min·rə‚līz·ər]

(geology)

A gas or fluid dissolved in a magma that aids in the concentration and crystallization of ore minerals.

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With some dependency on structure directing agents (SDAs), pre-cursors, mineralizers, there are reports that MFI-type zeolites with various crystal shapes have been prepared [8,9,10,11,12,13].

Morphological synthesis and environmental application of ZSM-5 zeolite crystals from combined low-water and fluoride syntheses routes

The XRD patterns in Figure 2 show a very slow dissolution of kaolinite and a formation of amorphous aluminosilicate material when low and high concentrations of the mineralizer (N[H.sub.4]F) were used, respectively, and higher temperatures of crystallization.

Estudio de reactividad de caolinita y metacaolinita en medios fluorurados en condiciones hidrotermales

The electronic type ionizer, such as our Mineralizer, actually maintains a low level of copper/silver (.3/.015 ppm) in the water.

There's only one Mineralizer

--the mineralizer influences the growth rate of [alpha]-quartz monocrystals.

Optimizing [alpha]-quartz monocrystals growth through robust design

The subject of the public contract is the delivery of one piece of microwave mineralizer.

Supply Microwave Mineralizer

To this mixture, NaCl (>99.5%, Wako Pure Chemical, Japan) and KCl (>99.5%, Wako Pure Chemical, Japan) were added in equimolar quantities as mineralizers, and the sample was calcined in air at 1473 K for 12 h.

Ammonothermal synthesis and photocatalytic activity of lower valence cation-doped LaNbO[N.sub.2]

Hydrothermal synthesis can be defined as a heterogeneous reaction in the presence of aqueous solvents or mineralizers under high pressure and temperature.

An overview: recent development of titanium oxide nanotubes as photocatalyst for dye degradation

Microflora, associated with the processing of humus (nitrifying bacteria, humate mineralizers, Cellulose aerobic bacteria), is poorly developed in virgin soils compared to cultivated soil.

The taxonomic composition of soil microorganisms in the ecosystems of southern chernozems of Northern Kazakhstan

A Ventilex fluid bed dryer was chosen to dry the washed and pre-sized sand, In the final stage of production, four Rotex Mineralizers were selected to screen the dried sand.

McLanahan hydrosizer positioned for frac sand explosion

--by means of small additives and impurities, known as mineralizers, whose role is to inhibit the granules growth and the transfer of pores to the granules limit, where their elimination may continue until the wanted porosity is obtained.

Considerations regarding of basaltic materials usage with mineralizers input in machine building

Though redundancy may be the case within such broad functional groups as carbon mineralizers (e.g., Schimel 1995), our results support the developing view that diversity is likely to be functionally significant within more narrowly defined functional groups such as the denitrifiers (Conrad 1996, Schimel 1995).

THE FUNCTIONAL SIGNIFICANCE OF DENITRIFIER COMMUNITY COMPOSITION IN A TERRESTRIAL ECOSYSTEM

To date, about 10 different minerals are reported for cephalopod shells, cuttlebones, and beaks, making them some of the most complex mineralizers in the ocean (Lowenstam and Weiner, 1989).

Vulnerability of the paper nautilus (Argonauta nodosa) shell to a climate-change ocean: potential for extinction by dissolution