acid waste

During acidosis the body vigorously throws off acid waste products.

Evaluation of a composite soil cover to control acid waste rock pile drainage.

A growing number of industries and institutions are successfully using plastic pipe to solve their acid waste problems.

Environmentalists argued that a high-altitude mine might one day leak acid waste into the park.

In addition, chemical companies are still allowed to dump acid waste at another 106-mile site off the New Jersey coast.

Build of these acid wastes clogs your blood vessels and stops blood circulation.

Lime neutralizes acid wastes generated in industry thereby impeding corrosion and protecting the natural environment.

Iron gets into water by either flowing over iron rich rocks like magnetite, or from acid wastes of mines and industries.

The pigments of the butterflies of the Pieridae family are often derived from the uric acid waste products deposited in the scales.

The acid methods led to the generation of considerable acid waste, and loss of the phosphate content of the ore.

If it is damaged by avalanche, earthquake or erosion of the pond's plastic and volcanic clay subsurface, acid waste could flow into the Clark's Fork.

His plan was sabotaged and the bombs detonated in Stanix, after which the region was referred to as the Acid Wastes.

Sodium acetate is used in the textile industry to neutralize sulfuric acid waste streams and also as a photoresist while using aniline dyes.

ACID WASTE: Put in glass bottles available from stores dept.

This directive prohibits the discharge into any waters of the most dangerous waste, in particular solid and strong acid waste from older industrial plants, after 31 December 1989.

There it would build what it calls a "state of the art" impoundment site for storing acid wastes - a deep reservoir the size of 70 football fields.

The project confirmed that uncovered acid waste rock piles provide an favorable environment for oxidation of the sulphide material and thus the generation of acid leachates.

Carboxylic or fatty acids; formic, acetic, propionic acid wastes; sulphamic and other organic acids that may be amenable to incineration.

The most controversial aspect of the project is a proposed tailings impoundment - a deep reservoir the size of 70 football fields - where the company would store acid wastes.

The gas works was given special permission to continue to take its waste to the dumping ground, provided that it first neutralized the sulphuric acid waste with calcium oxide.

Acid waste streams from plants producing these materials contain cyanuric acid and on occasion, dissolved amino-substituted triazines, namely, ammeline, ammelide, and melamine.

Noranda proposes to dig out 56 acres of wetlands high on the mountain, where it would then build a deep reservoir the size of 70 football fields to store acid wastes.

Since exhaust condensation, acid waste, alkali waste, waste water dump can be plumbed together, there remains four separate discharges to be incorporated into the WSM.

The Directive applies to solid waste, strong acid waste, weak acid waste, neutralized waste, treatment waste and dust.

Chromic Acid wastes (hexavalent chromium) need to be reduced prior to neutralisation because hexavalent chromium does not form an insoluble hydroxide during the neutralisation stage.