10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «VOLATILISATION»
Discover the use of
volatilisation in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
volatilisation and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
Grazed Pastures and Surface Water Quality
Pesticide movement from the target to the atmosphere can occur during
application via spray drift, or subsequently through volatilisation from soil, plants
or water resources and by wind erosion. The rate and extent of spray drift depend
mainly ...
2
New Zealand Journal of Crop and Horticultural ...
CAMERON Department of Soil Science Lincoln College, Canterbury, New
Zealand *Present address: School of Agriculture, Charles Stun University, P.O.
Box 588,Wagga Wagga, NSW 2650, Australia Abstract Ammonia volatilisation
from ...
3
Major Hazards Onshore and Offshore
Volatilisation The transfer of pollutants from water to air is an important fate
process to consider when modelling organic chemicals in aquatic environments.
Volatilisation is a transfer process; it does not result in the breakdown of a
substance, ...
4
Advances in the Science of Victorian Brown Coal
VOLATILISATION OF ALKALI AND ALKALINE EARTH METALLIC SPECIES
Although the total contents of alkali and alkaline earth metallic (AAEM) species
are generally less than 1 wt% of coal on a dry basis, they are clearly responsible
for ...
5
Nitrogen Transformations and Removal Mechanisms in Algal and ...
DISCUSSION This study describes the development and application of a simple
method for direct assessment of ammonia volatilisation rates from stabilisation
pond systems treating domestic wastewater. This method can also be used to ...
6
Ammonia Emissions in Agriculture
The effect of other factors than application technique (external factors) on NH3
volatilisation was statistically analysed using all volatilisation rate data of all plots
and all measuring intervals after application. External factors analysed were ...
Gert-Jan Monteny, Eberhard Hartung,
2007
Ammonia. volatilisation. Definition and occurrence The gaseous loss of ammonia
from soil can, under certain circumstances, represent a significant loss of nitrogen
from the soil/plant system. The partial pressure of ...
8
New Zealand Journal of Agricultural Research
A. S. BLACK R. R. SHERLOCK N. P. SMITH K. C. CAMERON K. M. GOH
Department of Soil Science Lincoln College, Canterbury, New Zealand Abstract
Ammonia (NH,) volatilisation from various nitrogenous (N) fertilisers broadcast at
...
9
Plant Adaptation and Phytoremediation
4.4. Methylation. and. Volatilisation. After SeMet is synthesised it can be
methylated and converted to dimethylselenide (DMSe) which is the major volatile
Se compound in non-Se accumulating plants. The enzymatic steps are well
known ...
Muhammad Ashraf, Münir Ahmet Öztürk, M. S. A. Ahmad,
2010
10
Sustainable Agriculture Volume 2: Volume 2
The three main transfer processes are volatilisation, leaching and runoff. The
relative importance of each of these processes depends on the application
conditions, the pesticide properties, the climatic conditions and the soil properties
partly ...
Eric Lichtfouse, Marjolaine Hamelin, Philippe Debaeke,
2011
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «VOLATILISATION»
Find out what the national and international press are talking about and how the term
volatilisation is used in the context of the following news items.
Guardian Injection Toolbar helps incorporate fertilizer where crops …
Ground-applied liquid fertilizer is often at risk of loss due to volatilisation. In fact, without sufficient rainfall, up to 30 percent could be lost within two weeks of ... «Farm and Ranch Guide, Apr 15»
Fertiliser companies Ballance and Ravensdown make competing …
"If you use the rule of thumb that 10 per cent of available nitrogen will be lost from volatilisation, that's the equivalent of 23,000 tonnes of nitrogen which is not ... «Stuff.co.nz, Apr 15»
L'actu d'Arvalis Enfouir les lisiers et fumiers limite les pertes …
La volatilisation de l'azote ammoniacal suite à l'épandage de produits organiques réduit la disponibilité de l'azote minéral pour les cultures. Selon une récente ... «Web-agri, Mar 15»
Practical steps from Teagasc to minimise ammonia loss in urea …
It says that “during drier or sunny periods that may promote volatilisation, use urea with an effective urease inhibitor as it delays urea hydrolysis for a short period ... «Agriland, Mar 15»
When it comes to N in effluent – fresher is better
... Manager, Aaron Stafford, says that in one trial, farm dairy effluent stored for 81 days lost 61 percent of its nitrogen content, primarily via ammonia volatilisation. «Scoop.co.nz, Feb 15»
Irish farmers don't benefit from urea price drop
Urea can be susceptible to what is known as volatilisation in warmer and drier weather. Volatilisation occurs when urea fertiliser is converted to ammonia gas. «Agriland, Nov 14»
Coonoor tea planter comes up with solution to cut chemical …
Water soluble fertiliser, if kept in the open loses efficiency due to volatilisation. Also part of the nutrients are swept away (leaching) by rain and irrigation. «Hindu Business Line, Nov 14»
L'actu d'Arvalis - Que devient l'azote des produits résiduaires …
Une part importante de l'azote ammoniacal peut également être perdue par volatilisation si les produits ne sont pas immédiatement et correctement incorporés ... «Terre-net, Oct 14»
Reducing ammonia through direct-fed microbials
Ammonia volatilisation from poultry litter often leads to a high concentration of atmospheric ammonia that negatively impacts bird performance, increases ... «WorldPoultry.net, Sep 14»
Farmer protects nitro investment
These volatilisation losses can be a problem when farmers apply urea to grazed pastures where adequate rainfall, irrigation or cultivation is not guaranteed ... «The Australian Dairyfarmer, Jun 14»