biodegradability in Vietnamese
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Sentence patterns related to "biodegradability"
1. (a) Ready biodegradability (aerobic)
2. Activated Sludge Simulation Biodegradability Tests
3. Not tested for anaerobic biodegradability
4. What does Biodegradabilities mean? Plural form of biodegradability
5. ANAEROBIC BIODEGRADABILITY OF ORGANIC SUBSTANCES IN DIGESTED SLUDGE: BY MEASUREMENT OF GAS PRODUCTION
6. Angora comes from long-haired rabbits, whose soft hair gets woven into fabric known for its warmth, and biodegradability
7. The reference test for anaerobic biodegradability shall be OECD 311, ISO 11734, ECETOC No 28 (June 1988) or an equivalent test method, with the requirement of a minimum of 60 % ultimate biodegradability under anaerobic conditions.
8. The crosslinked polymer has high water absorption and biodegradability and has no fear of adversely influencing the environment.
9. A solubilization model was developed which is used to predict biodegradability of whole samples based on solids and filtrate Biodegradabilities
10. Actual synthetic or natural textile products made with Crepe fabric may have varying environmental impacts depending on their biodegradability, polluting power, and various other factors.
11. -high polarity -high thermal and chemical stability -ubiquitous distribution -non-biodegradability -multiple toxicity In addition, certain substances belonging to this group (e.g.
12. The development of Aliphatic-aromatic co-polyesters has combined excellent mechanical properties with biodegradability and an ideal replacement for the conventional nondegradable thermoplastics
13. The group is today launching a new tool to calculate the Biodegradability of its fragrance compositions developed for the perfumery and cosmetics industries: Biod …
14. The ASTM D5511-12 and ASTM D5526-12 are testing methods that comply with international standards such as the ISO DIS 15985 for the biodegradability of plastic.
15. Biodegradability ( countable and uncountable, plural Biodegradabilities ) The capacity of a material to decompose over time as a result of biological activity, especially to be broken down by microorganisms.
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17. Test methods simulating the conditions in a relevant anaerobic environment may also be used to document that 60 % ultimate biodegradability has been attained under anaerobic conditions (see Appendix II).
18. Improvements to industrial effluent treatment systems over the last decade to take advantage of the biodegradability of acrylonitrile by acclimatized microorganisms appear to have resulted in acrylonitrile levels being below detection.
19. Ultimate aerobic Biodegradabilities of an array of sugar ester surfactants were determined by International Standards Organisation method 7827, “Water Quality—Evaluation in an Aqueous Medium of the Aerobic Biodegradability of Organic Compounds, Method by …
20. DNA/Tannic Acid Hybrid Gel Exhibiting Biodegradability, Extensibility, Tissue Adhesiveness, and Hemostatic Ability Mikyung Shin The Graduate School of Nanoscience and Technology, Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology (KAIST), 291 University RdS, Daejeon, 305‐701 S
21. (15) The primary biodegradability requirements should be extended to all surfactants, in particular cationic and amphoteric, whilst allowing the possibility of applying instrumental analyses in those cases in which semi-specific analytical methods are not suitable.
22. Annatto (E-160B) is a natural yellow–orange dye obtained from the plant Bixa orellana, which causes less toxicity and generally exhibits better biodegradability and compatibility with the environment, when compared with synthetic colorants (Shahid-ul-Islam et al., 2014).
23. Regarding Biodegradation of bioplastics, a term which involves biological activity in the modification of the tested material (Emadian et al., 2017), three aspects stressed by standards and tests carried out in scientific research should be defined: (ultimate) biodegradability, disintegration, and compost quality (Lucas et al., 2008; Shah et al
24. Information on biodegradability of the test substance at higher concentrations (e.g. from standard screening tests) as well as information on abiotic degradability, transformation products and relevant physico-chemical properties should be available prior to the test to help establish the experimental planning and interpret the results
25. Ramani Narayan, an international expert on Biodegradability and a professor of Chemical Engineering & Materials Science at the Michigan State University, "When plastic is combined with an oxo-biodegradable proprietary application method used to produce films, bags, etc., this product, when discarded in soil in the presence of micro-organisms, moisture and oxygen, completely Biodegrades decomposing into …
26. Technically we can not: it would be better to affirm that the shoe Biodegrades by 70% (or by a greater percentage if this is the case) The presence of these two elements indicates the seriousness of statements created by the marketing of the material companies: the percentage of biodegradability and the time it takes to biodegradate.