| Granular, flowable, and wettable powders are less susceptible to volatilization than emulsifiable concentrates and soluble powders. |
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| A stable form of nitrogen such as ammonium nitrate is recommended to reduce volatilization. |
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| Nitrogen applications are limited and consist primarily of slow-release products that have lower losses to leaching and volatilization. |
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| Deep down within fluids or aquifers volatilization is not an important transport process. |
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| Urea and nitrogen solutions can lose nitrogen to the atmosphere through ammonia volatilization when surface-applied to high residue soils. |
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| Electrical burnout of fluorescent lighting ballasts causes the heating and. volatilization of an asphalt potting-compound inside the ballast. |
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| To further reduce volatilization to the atmosphere, incorporation into the soil should occur concurrently with application. |
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| It is wrapped with fresh to avoid volatilization of the essential oil of bay laurel. |
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| In contrast, many of us are familiar with the pleasant smell of a good whisky or brandy, which also results from the volatilization of certain organic molecules. |
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| The volatilization of interferences can be accomplished from a beaker on a hot plate. |
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| The evaporation or volatilization of animal wastes releases NH3 into the atmosphere. |
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| Depletion of soil fertility may occur as a result of crop removal, erosion, leaching, and volatilization, or evaporation, of nutrients. |
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| Given its very low Henry's constant, volatilization from natural bodies of water or moist soil is not expected to be an important fate process. |
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| These processes include burial through sedimentation, volatilization, dispersion and biodegradation. |
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| Nitrogen loss through ammonia volatilization can occur very rapidly following field application of manure. |
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| The phenomena of adsorption on the activated sludge and volatilization could be taken into account. |
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| The portion that is not plant-available is either not in the proper chemical form for plant uptake or leaves the field through runoff or volatilization before it can be used. |
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| During dry periods, the primary forms of transport were volatilization and dust transport. |
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| Where manure is applied to living crops or high residue fields, volatilization losses can be significant, but lower than when applied to bare soil. |
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| To minimize the release of trifluralin into the environment due to volatilization, trifluralin should only be applied on cool mornings and evenings when air temperatures are 15 degrees C or lower. |
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| With volatilization of these products off the treated soil or crops, from the time they're down and dry, let's say two hours after spraying, this volatilization can occur for up to ten days. |
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| Thus, the expectation is that toxic vapour generation would be primarily from waste volatilization and can be treated as a diffusion controlled process. |
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| Nitrogen is released into the air because of ammonia volatilization and nitrous oxide production. |
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| Effect of application method, manure characteristics, weather and field conditions on ammonia volatilization from manure applied to arable land. |
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| They simply attribute it to the e-liquid volatilization and can't find the real reason. |
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| Bacon PE, Hoult EH, McGarity JW Ammonia volatilization from fertilizers applied to irrigated wheat soils. |
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| The principle mechanisms of toxic vapour generation at a hazardous waste landfill facility are waste volatilization, biological degradation and chemical reaction. |
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| Of these mechanisms, waste volatilization tends to be the most prevalent. |
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| An overfired glaze often blisters by the volatilization of part of its composition. It also reaches a stage where its viscosity is too low to keep it on the pot. |
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| In the primary chamber, there is conversion of solid fraction to gases, through volatilization, destructive distillation and partial combustion reactions. |
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