exchange capacity उदाहरण वाक्य

उदाहरण वाक्य

1. It should be noted that soil properties, such as organic carbon content and cation exchange capacity had significant impacts of the adsorption coefficients reported in the table below.
2. Their preferred soils have a much higher cation-exchange capacity than the adjacent layers of soils that were rejected because they are rich in the minerals smectite, kaolin and mica.
3. Research on a heat exchanger redesign with 5-mm diameter tubes demonstrated a 5 % greater heat exchange capacity than that of the same size heat exchanger with 7-mm diameter tubes.
4. By 2000, he said, China plans to expand telephone exchange capacity to 170 million lines from the current 57 million lines, boosting telephone density to 10 percent of the population.
5. The cations, primarily phosphate and potash, as well as many micronutrients are held in relatively strong bonds with the negatively charged portions of the soil in a process known as cation-exchange capacity.
6. Take-up of the telephone by the public was very quick so that by 1905 the exchange capacity was extended to 10, 000 subscribers, and full capacity was exhausted just three years later.
7. Thus, a soil with high cation-exchange capacity takes longer time to acidify ( as well as to recover from an acidified status ) than a soil with a low cation-exchange capacity ( assuming similar base saturations ).
8. Thus, a soil with high cation-exchange capacity takes longer time to acidify ( as well as to recover from an acidified status ) than a soil with a low cation-exchange capacity ( assuming similar base saturations ).
9. One theory states that the fertility of loess soils is due largely to cation exchange capacity ( the ability of plants to absorb nutrients from the soil ) and porosity ( the air-filled space in the soil ).
10. The reason is that the former types of clay have larger specific surface areas ( i . e . the surface area of the soil particles divided by their volume ) and higher cation exchange capacity ( CEC ).