Titlebook: Geobiotechnological Solutions to Anthropogenic Disturbances; A Caribbean Perspect Mark Anglin Harris Book 2016 Springer International Publi

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Einteilung der Hochfrequenztechnikasses which exceeded 100?μm in diameter. The results of this study promise the use of gypsum as an ameliorant for sodic alkaline environments such as the red muds of bauxite mine-spoils. Where no organic matter had been added, it is concluded that the binding action of Ca. released in solution repla

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Theorie der Adsorption bei geringen Drucken,ture of the newly formed phyto-organically treated gypsum-hardened RMW aggregates was also substantially improved over that of the controls, as a 3-fold increase in resistance to disintegration during wet sieving was exhibited by the phyto-organically treated samples. The increase in water infiltrat

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Die Grundlagen der National?konomieegates, as the mass of aggregates remaining intact after wet-sieving was always at least 50?% higher than that of all other samples. After treatment with green manure, the hydraulic conductivity of the tailings leachate residue was three times as great as that of the tailings. Increases in hydraulic

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-01426-4year-old, stored overburden treated with live and decaying pigeon pea roots exhibited P levels of 1.0 and 1.1?%, respectively. This represents a small excess over normal concentrations of free P in the overburdens. By releasing hitherto fixed P in the overburden, the capacity of the exudates to quen

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Analyse der Wirtschaftssysteme. — Die Daten. conditions. “Bitter” . (bamboo) chips from freshly harvested 1 and 2-year-old plants were submerged in neutral (pH 7) cold water for 15?days. This process dissolved starch which was then leached from the bamboo. The system acted as a cold water anaerobic bioreactor because (1) anaerobes produced al

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Dust Reduction in Bauxite Red Mud Waste using Carbonation, Gypsum & Flocculationrespiratory system. Samples of red mud waste (1) treated 10?years before at the 0–15?cm depth zone with 40 t ha. of gypsum (2) from the subjacent 15–30?cm zone, were collected, crushed and passed through a 0.5?mm diameter sieve. Leaves from . (a legume) were finely chopped to?<1?mm and thoroughly mi

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Fragility and Bearing Capacity of Gray Shales in North-Eastern Jamaica After Landslips: Origins, and paper concerns (1) The role of antecedent rainfall in the causation of landslips in deeply weathered rock formations, and (2) the effects of wet-dry cycles on the erodibility of landslip-exposed shales, and causes of the landslips. The only landslip episode in living memory of relatively deep lands