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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"site competition"”.
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The removal of chlorophenoxy herbicides from drinking water by activated carbon adsorption and liquid core microcapsule perstraction
… any potential interactions occurring during site competition. Weak spectral changes were observed and the florescence intensity was quenched by HA addition, suggesting that some form of interaction occurs. Capsular perstraction of MCPA, 2,4-D and dichlorprop by dibutyl sebacate liquid-core …
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Habitat modelling and the ecology of the marsh tit (Poecile palustris).
… and annual survival, increased inter-specific competition, and deteriorating habitat quality. Despite recent work investigating some of these elements, knowledge of the Marsh Tit’s behaviour, landscape ecology and habitat selection remains incomplete, limiting the understanding of the species’ …
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Sites and diffusion of muons in FCC metal hydride systems
… last hydrogen added," and competes for the same sites as the hydrogen atoms. to observe the site competition and diffusion of both particles (muon and proton), several FCC metal hydrides, TiH{dollar}\sb{lcub}1.83{rcub}{dollar}, TiH{dollar}\sb{lcub}1.97{rcub}{dollar}, …
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Selective oxidation and segregation in commercial steels and model alloys : (tools for improving the surface wettability by liquid Zn during hot dip galvanizing
… at all three dew points can be understood by a site competition between segregating B and/or S and Si at low dew points, and P and/or C and Si at higher dew points.Preoxidation of model Fe-Al and Fe-Si alloys with less than 3 wt. % of Al(Si) leads to the formation of mostly Fe-oxides and …
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Mechanisms of competitive adsorption between trace organic contaminants and natural organic matter on activated carbon
… contaminant via different mechanisms: direct competition for available adsorption sites which reduces equilibrium capacity for target compounds, blocking of pore entrance which reduces diffusion rate of the target compounds, and covering of surface sites which may actually enhances diffusion …