「silica」の共起表現一覧(1語右で並び替え)
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spreading of sub standard cannabis containing | silica, a sand like substance that when inhaled cause |
how the silicon and DNA bind see separation by | silica adsorption |
Composite Thermal Superinsulator Incorporating | Silica Aerogel," J. Wittenauer, S. Lovejoy, K. Benner |
Fumed | silica, also known as pyrogenic silica because it is |
Hematitic | silica alteration 'jasperoid', Yarlarweelor mine, Gle |
why phosphorites are commonly associated with | silica and chert. |
d be completely destroyed, producing amorphous | silica and releasing Fe. |
t 10-10/K at 5-35°C and contains as components | silica and less than 10% titanium dioxide. |
ction of the tunnel, workers found the mineral | silica and were asked to mine it for use in electropr |
.36% nickel, 0.06% copper, 30.56% iron, 49.17% | silica and 9.48% magnesite thus resulting 8,600 tonne |
.25% nickel, 0.05% copper, 21.53% iron, 50.89% | silica and 13.52% magnesite thus resulting 96,700 ton |
r chemically from the micas in containing less | silica and no alkalis, and from the chlorites in cont |
The warm waters are rich in minerals like | silica and sulphur and bathing in the Blue Lagoon is |
igh grade metamorphism in environments poor in | silica and rich in magnesium and aluminium. |
Cobalt glass and smalt are made from | silica and are not the same as cobalt blue, which is |
The word "glass" is borrowed from the term for | silica and other materials that are disordered and ac |
'sial' was taken from the first two letters of | silica and of aluminium. |
The most dense sima has less | silica and forms ultramafic rocks. |
eolite comprising a microporous arrangement of | silica and alumina tetrahedra. |
y form from the recrystallisation of amorphous | silica arising from different marine organisms after |
a-minerals, like silicic Feldspar or even free | silica as Quartz. |
tones and clays which have been impregnated by | silica at Wurt Pit. |
d to purify nucleic acid using glass powder or | silica beads under alkaline conditions. |
contains less food abrasive materials( such az | silica because of feed selecting behavier in this ani |
In presence of | silica, borosilicate glass can be formed at plastic b |
A former quarrying village, quicklime and | silica brick production centre, its fortunes rose and |
e of hard sandstone used in the manufacture of | silica bricks used to line industrial furnaces. |
s its wavelength is not absorbed much by fused | silica but is well absorbed by metals, making it suit |
sed of late Cretaceous quartz sandstones, i.e. | silica but with traces of other heavy minerals, garne |
The discovery of opaline | silica by the Mars Rovers on the surface also suggest |
of lithium, and is converted to spodumene and | silica by roasting. |
The water contains | silica, calcium, lithium, iron, potassium, sodium and |
Due to its fineness and thinness, fumed | silica can easily become airborne, making it an inhal |
The leaf tips (high in | silica) can break off in the skin, leading to infecti |
Inhaled | silica can cause silicosis and (in very rare cases) c |
c pathway, phospholipid, an activator (such as | silica, celite, kaolin, ellagic acid), and calcium (t |
dense, hard rock created from sand bound by a | silica cement, making it a kind of silicified sandsto |
rtant quarries and mines of marble, limestone, | silica, clay and gypsum. |
The combination of | silica, coal to fire the furnaces and skilled craftsm |
d (U.S. Route 522) and is the site of the U.S. | Silica Company's Berkeley Springs plant. |
ulpture by a European female artist; a 110-ton | silica concrete monument. |
This is a cryptocrystalline form of | silica, consisting of fine intergrowths of the minera |
The | silica content of phengite has been proposed as a geo |
in comparison to felsic lava, due to the lower | silica content in mafic magma. |
is noted for its whitish sand (due to the high | silica content), which has extensive use in glass and |
Because of its high | silica content, the Kieselkalk is much less susceptib |
ily abraded, suggesting plant material of high | silica content. |
The initial batch is melted together from | silica, copper oxide, and other metal oxides to chemi |
of anhydrite leaving a void which allowed the | silica crystals to grow. |
are finely toothed and are embedded with sharp | silica crystals. |
own a hill slope, leaving thick pink and white | silica deposits that formed terraces enclosing pools |
As a result of the exposure to | silica dust, many workers developed silicosis, a debi |
tic dissolution of opal sponge spicules led to | silica enrichment of interstitial waters, which repre |
Molten | silica exhibits several peculiar physical characteris |
There are advantages in doing this over using | silica fiber since the POF can be stretched further w |
e mines was the Beeley Wood Mine, owned by the | Silica Fire Brick Company and managed by J.T. Minnis |
ement formed the company in 1892 as Derbyshire | Silica Firebrick Ltd to support WGI's gas development |
se can be formed which in turn releases enough | silica for the myrmekite vermicules. |
ral drying during a brief arid period drew out | silica from surrounding rocks into the water immersin |
his point, organisms such as sponges extracted | silica from the oceans in order to construct tests (s |
Silica fume (from steel mills) | |
Silica fume is also produced and sold as an additive | |
Not to be confused with | silica fume. |
particle with a gold core surrounded by a dyed | silica gain medium, created by researchers from Purdu |
Silica gel is sometimes used as a preservation tool t | |
nd to polyamines that have been grafted onto a | silica gel surface producing a material of greater me |
adsorbent such as crushed molecular sieves or | silica gel allows the sticky byproduct to adsorb to t |
which is extracted either via adsorption onto | silica gel or by distillation. |
neutral (in the second column), also sometimes | silica gel is used to remove the unavoidable chelates |
components of the extract were isolated using | silica gel chromatography, characterized and named as |
Silica gel is not expected to biodegrade in either wa | |
Silica gel is also combined with alkali metals to for | |
When heated they lose water to form | silica gel, an active form of silicon dioxide. |
sence of silver tetrafluoroborate supported on | silica gel. |
ting groups have also been covalently bound to | silica gel. |
It is a mixture of polydimethylsiloxane and | silica gel. |
ent is made up of Iodine pentoxide on granular | silica gel. |
s of high-porous polystyrene gels and reversed | silica gels from a methanolic extract of many varieti |
This overlapping region is reinforced with | silica girdle bands, and constitutes a natural "expan |
is generally made by doping high-purity fused | silica glass (SiO2) with different concentrations of |
ee hydrogen atoms are able to bind to the SiO2 | silica glass compound forming hydroxyl (OH) - a chemi |
duction of soda ash is earmarked for soda-lime | silica glass manufacture, generally used in the flat |
Tektites, meteoritic | silica glass |
It is 4 times harder than fused | silica glass, 85% as hard as sapphire and nearly 15% |
nce including breccia containing melted rocks, | silica glass, shatter cones and shocked quartz., Dril |
ical fiber whose core and cladding are made of | silica glass. |
2O) content or with a molar ratio of alkali to | silica greater than 1:6. |
compounds has not been elucidated yet for the | silica hydride phases. |
The methods of glass-blowing and of working | silica in the oxy-gas flame (Longmans, Green, 1916) |
ined by the incorporation of Na demanding more | silica in the feldspar lattice. |
here silicon tetrachloride is oxidized to pure | silica in the presence of oxygen. |
Silica in this form can be a cost effective way for r | |
mode is the preservation of microorganisms in | silica, in shallow Precambrian waters. |
atoms are also a widespread source of biogenic | silica in marine sediments. |
at least seven different crystalline forms of | silica, including quartz. |
This erosion released iron and | silica into the waters of a new sea. |
Fairy stones are staurolite, a combination of | silica, iron and aluminum. |
Because these fluids carry dissolved | silica, iron, metals, halides and sulfur, the resulti |
Likewise, the term dissolved | silica is different from the term silicone, which is |
Silica is soluble in water at high temperatures formi | |
⅓P2O5)+2H2O, i.e. thorite in which part of the | silica is replaced by phosphoric acid. |
However, The term dissolved | silica is different from the silicate occurring as si |
The | silica is removed by leaching and the sesquioxides of |
Fumed | silica is made from flame pyrolysis of silicon tetrac |
The | silica is very hard, which led to use being made of p |
U.S. | Silica is a leading producer of high quality ground a |
Fumed | silica is not listed as a carcinogen by OSHA, IARC, o |
Silica is emplaced around the organisms very rapidly, | |
free from impurities, as phosphorus, sulphur, | silica, it was much used in the Bessemer process for |
a variety of means to achieve the glassy green | silica look as well as mild radioactivity. |
-1,3-dioxole-co-tetrafluoroethylene) and Fumed | Silica,” Macromolecules. |
t of granular fusible flux consisting of lime, | silica, manganese oxide, calcium fluoride, and other |
ss, the sodium salt dissolving easily into the | silica matrix during the firing of the initial melt. |
Iron Age hillfort and of the once-famous Dinas | Silica Mine. |
at nodes, alkali metals in cages), as does the | silica mineral melanophlogite (silicon at nodes, link |
st, Mg-rich olivine does not occur stably with | silica minerals, as it would react with them to form |
The Dinas Rock | Silica Mines just to the east of Dinas Rock itself us |
Silica monoliths have only been commercially availabl | |
also a variant spelling of phengite, the high | silica muscovite variety. |
Electroosmotic pumps are fabricated from | silica nanospheres or hydrophilic porous glass, the p |
all remaining structures in order to mine the | silica on site. |
neutralize the charge on any residual exposed | silica on the stationary phase and act as ion pairing |
Silica on a minicolumn with water and with DNA sample | |
cles used in sunscreens have to be coated with | silica or alumina, because titanium dioxide creates r |
and agents that cause physical damage such as | silica or the urate crystals that occur in gout. |
liquid chromatography was done on non-modified | silica or alumina with a hydrophilic surface chemistr |
acid may bind (adsorption) to the solid phase ( | silica or other) depending on the pH and the salt con |
ing catalysts contain platinum or rhenium on a | silica or silica-alumina support base, and some conta |
me variations of plaster that contain powdered | silica or asbestos may present health hazards if inha |
Percoll consists of colloidal | silica particles of 15-30 nm diameter (23% w/w in wat |
and cheap alternative to cleaning water using | silica particles covered in an active hydrocarbon. |
result of a complex chemical reaction between | silica particles and lung tissue. |
y of eliminating or reducing the solubility of | silica particles by using small quantities of metalli |
ho were doing research based on suspensions of | silica particles. |
The canes contain | silica, perhaps the reason for their durability, and |
This is because they contain many | silica phytoliths, a hardening material in many plant |
, chelating agents, resorcinol, ascorbic acid, | silica pigments, nitric acid, and phenol. |
On freezing, | silica precipitates from the sol, forming a gel. |
al mats, as they decayed, acted as nucleii for | silica precipitation. |
There was also a | silica quarry nearby at Waun y Llyn. |
bbles cemented together by a younger matrix of | silica quartz. |
ous limestones can be very prone to the Alkali | Silica Reaction (ASR) and their use as aggregate is o |
isation is the reverse of podsolisation, where | silica remains and the iron and aluminum are removed. |
The organic matter is burnt away, leaving only | silica remnant and tiny holes in the filter. |
eochemical data that suggests the flow is more | silica rich than the cinders and based on the observa |
Tramways also served the | silica rock mines and quarries, notably around Dinas |
ction of limestone and by the nearby mining of | silica rock and its transport down-valley by various |
confluence is abundant evidence of the former | silica rock mining industry. |
Fiorite is a hydrated | silica rock, a form of opal, found in cavities in vol |
, but water filtered at its source through the | silica rocks above. |
rticles may break down to produce a mixture of | silica sand or silt particles and clay. |
Harbour, has provided a source of high purity | silica sand for glassmaking. |
e Parengarenga area holds the region's largest | silica sand resource by far. |
NMDC has taken over a | Silica Sand mining and beneficiaton project from Utta |
pened and operated one of the mines as a white | silica sand mine to supply its plant in Oakland. |
An economically valuable deposit of | silica sand was worked near Pwll Byfre for many years |
a good abrasive, and a common replacement for | silica sand in sand blasting. |
There are also pockets of | silica sand where the gritstone has been intensively |
at destruction from the mining of common sand, | silica sand, clay, and lignite is a major threat. |
Silica sand, a fine white sand used in making glass, | |
t of this village is a great source of special | silica sand, containing high concentration of pure si |
BOP traffic includes | silica sand, ballast, crushed stone, asphalt, scrap p |
The | silica saturation eutectic plane is thus different fo |
The | silica saturation of a rock varies not only with sili |
nd contained enstatite, kamacite, niningerite, | silica, schreibersite, troilite, albite, and daubreel |
Radiolarite or radiolarian chert is a high | silica sedimentary rock which may be considered a var |
s terrace is the Artist's Palette, a 10,000 m² | silica sinter terrace covered with clear blue alkali |
posits are in sharp contrast to the grey-white | silica sinter surrounding Champagne Pool. |
thermodynamically stable crystalline forms of | silica, SiO2 |
al in the earth's crust is silicon dioxide (or | silica), SiO2. |
A quartz cluster, crystalline | silica, sourced from Tibet. |
e tests, including a plain copper sphere and a | silica sphere. |
These ordered | silica spheres produce the internal colors by causing |
At micro scales precious opal is composed of | silica spheres some 150 to 300 nm in diameter in a he |
) transparent dielectric spheres such as fused | silica spheres, oil or water droplets, are used in th |
and coal was later joined by the quarrying of | silica stone and limestone, with three lime kilns bei |
There was a big | silica stone called 'Thamburattikkallu' at the place |
nesium, manganese, calcium, sodium, potassium, | silica, sulfate, total phosphate, fluoride, and radio |
rough the channel where the DNA is adsorbed by | silica surface in the presence of solutions with high |
This leads to the | silica surface and DNA becoming dehydrated. |
y favorable situation for DNA to adsorb to the | silica surface. |
silicate (inosilicate), with double chains of | silica tetrahedra parallel to the c crystal axis. |
more aluminium and alkali ions than available | silica tetrahedra, which is why essexites crystallise |
ructure of rhodonite has a repeat unit of five | silica tetrahedra. |
LSi is | silica that originates from terrestrial sources of ro |
The amount of | silica that constitutes a silicic rock is usually put |
nes the rare and delicate fossils preserved in | silica that were discovered and rescued during the co |
Geyserite is a form of opaline | silica that is often found around hot springs and gey |
High-grade | silica, the main ingredient in glass was in abundance |
bout 1 nm for zwitterionic lipids supported on | silica, the most common experimental system. |
In | silica, the index of refraction is dependent upon wav |
Upon slowing down in the | silica, the positrons captured ordinary electrons to |
Within the | silica, these were long lived enough to interact, for |
heat by carbon phenolic ablative material and | silica tiles on its outer surface. |
t about 277 °C (550 K) Me4Sn vapor reacts with | silica to give Me3Sn-grafted solid. |
l bismuth and elemental sulfur in an evacuated | silica tube at 500 °C for 96 hours. |
olutions, benefitting from the rich deposit of | silica underground. |
are products of low degree partial melts, are | silica undersaturated, and have feldspathoids in thei |
ymerise the silicic acid to so-called biogenic | silica, used to construct their cell walls (called fr |
nd produced high altitude dusty debris full of | silica, very different than what was produced by SL9. |
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