nitrification|nitrifications in English

noun

['naɪtrɪfɪ'keɪʃn]

process of treating with a nitrate (Chemistry)

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1. Alder roots did not have an inhibitory effect on nitrification.

2. Simultaneous nitrification, denitrification, and phosphorus release occur in the aerated tank.

3. Clean soil is a critical problem -- the nitrification, the dead zones in the Gulf of Mexico.

4. Nitrification is a crucial component of the nitrogen cycle, especially in the oceans.

5. The plant will provide secondary biological treatment using activated sludge with simultaneous nitrification/denitrification.

6. Key words: nitrogen removal, ammonia, step-feed, nitrification, denitrification, anoxic, aerobic, return activated sludge, solids retention time.

7. The intermittent aeration resulted in simultaneous nitrification and denitrification in the aerobic zone of the reactor.

8. It is thus possible for aerobic processes with nitrification and anoxic processes with denitrification to take place alongside one another.

9. Aerated lagoons are not as effective as facultative ponds in removing ammonia nitrogen or phosphorous, unless designed for nitrification

10. Key words: activated sludge, aerobic digestion, hydrated lime, mixed-liquor pH control, nitrification, process enhancement, pilot-scale, sodium bicarbonate.

11. Consequently, even silver nitrate added with 1 mg/L Ag (250 mg Ag/kg TS) to activated sludge did not inhibit nitrification activity.

12. During the aerobic nitrification process, the oloid (6) is immersed in the wastewater to about 1/3 of its own height.

13. Nitrogen transformation: is the ultimate degradation by microorganisms of nitrogen-containing organic matter, via the process of ammonification and nitrification, to the respective inorganic end-product nitrate

14. Nitrogen transformation: is the ultimate degradation by microorganisms of nitrogen-containing organic matter, via the process of ammonification and nitrification, to the respective inorganic end-product nitrate.

15. N saturation is defined here as persistent losses of NO3- and/or NH4+ in stream-flow or groundwater discharge, which may be accompanied by increases in N mineralization and nitrification in soil ( QUOTE "Stoddard 1994"

16. Complete nutrient additions in the form of C, N and P resulted in the most significant increase in activity, as assessed by hexadecane mineralization, nitrification and denitrification.

17. N saturation is defined here as persistent losses of # and/or # in stream-flow or groundwater discharge, which may be accompanied by increases in N mineralization and nitrification in soil (Stoddard

18. In order to diminish the risk of toxicity due to non-ionised ammonia, of oxygen consumption due to nitrification and of eutrophication, the concentrations of total ammonium should not exceed the following:

19. Nitrapyrin, a widely used inhibitor, is a Bactericide specifically designed to reduce activity of the natural soil-nitrifying bacteria Nitrosomonas, which limits nitrification and leaves more ammonium in the soil root zone for crop uptake (that is, to increase crop yields)

20. After a short review about the possibilities of inhibition of nitrification on the nitrogen nutrition of plants and on their composition, it is reported about investigations with oxidative ammonified lignin sulfonates from liquor of the paperindustry (N-Lignin) on metabolism and yield of spinach and rey grass.

21. In addition, nitrification and denitrification may be smoothly performed by sludge communities existing in layers in the aerobic granular sludge, and solid-liquid separation may be performed in a short amount of time due to the excellent precipitation performance of the granular sludge, thus enabling a smooth post-treatment process.