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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
4]F was used as mineralizer, TPAB was added to the reaction mixture to investigate the formation of silica-rich zeolites in slight acidic media.
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.
At higher mineralizer concentration, the addition of SDA and increasing the crystallization temperature promoted the formation of an amorphous product.
Estudio de reactividad de caolinita y metacaolinita en medios fluorurados en condiciones hidrotermales
Our Mineralizer will reduce oxidizers by about 90 percent, resulting in savings of $270 to $900 a season.
Most cartridge types need to be replaced every three to four months; however, the electronic types, such as the Mineralizer, can go up to five years before the sacrificial copper/silver electrodes need replacing.
Nearly 50 percent of our business is the result of referrals from very satisfied Mineralizer users.
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The handbook provides a single source for understanding how aqueous solvents or mineralizers work under temperature and pressure to dissolve and recrystallize normally insoluble materials, and decompose or recycle any waste material.
Research and Markets: Handbook of Hydrothermal Technology. Edition No. 2
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
further studies should concentrate on trying to obtain the so called "complete sintering" with positive effects on sintered basalt parts by using new thermical treatments in order to modify the crystalline structural arrangement, or by using mineralizers in order to inhibit granules growth and pore transfer to the granules limits.
1999), The utility of basaltic materials usage with mineralizers input in machine building, in U.
Studies regarding manufacturing technologies of natural basalt sintering parts
1997), or if microbial mineralizers are negatively affected by UV-B radiation (Zepp et al.
PRODUCTION OF INORGANIC CARBON FROM AQUATIC MACROPHYTES BY SOLAR RADIATION

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