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Encyclopedic Dictionary of Named Processes in Chemical ...
Biolysis A sewage treatment process that produces less sludge than the usual *
Activated Sludge process. There are two versions: Biolysis O, which uses ozone,
and Biolysis E, which uses bacterial enzymes. Developed in 2001 by Ondeo ...
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Encyclopedic Dictionary of Named Processes in Chemical ...
Biolysis Biolysis A sewage treatment process that produces less sludge than the
usual *Activated Sludge process. There are two versions: biolysis O, which uses
ozone, and biolysis E, which uses bacterial enzymes. Developed in 2001 by ...
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Environmental Chemistry of Herbicides
Biolysis half-lives in natural waters of 120 and 190 d were estimated for propham
and chlorpropham respectively, based on a fungal concentration of 1 mg 1"1.
Propham degraded slowly in filtered sewage water and in lake water (half-lives of
...
Raj Grover, Allan Cessna, 1990
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Fate of Pesticides and Chemicals in the Environment
wetfall dryfoll absorption volatilization \>^^ direct photolysis OISSOLVEO
PESTICIOE hydro I ysisj biolysis adsorption desorption sensitized photolysis
microlayer formation? PARTICULATE PESTICIOE biouptake hydrolysis biolysis
diffusion 1 ...
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Validation and Predictability of Laboratory Methods for ...
7 — Time course of biolysis of methyl parathion by Flavobacterium aquatile in
nutrient broth during a variety of growth phases of the experimental population .
Note relative stability of the second order biolysis rate constant (Kb2, Eq 6). (
Figure ...
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CRC Dictionary of Agricultural Sciences
biolysis biometrician often loosely equated with the term "life sciences" (not
recommended). biolysis, death and/or subsequent decomposition of living (
organic) matter by the chemical action of living organisms (usually microbes).
biolytic.
The new technology is called Biolysis. As the name suggests, the process
involves the lysis of some of the bacterial cells in the activated sludge stage of
wastewater treatment. Other cells are rendered unable to reproduce, and the
overall ...
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TIDEE: TERI Information Digest on Energy and Environment
Environmental Pollution Control Journal 5(5): 54-55(2002) Ion Exchange (India)
Ltd Mumbai www.ionindia.com Sludge treatment at source The Biolysis process
developed in France reduces the quantity of excess sludge, produced from the ...
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Inductive Logic Programming: 9th International Workshop, ...
It follows that an objective and comprehensive database on biolysis half-life times
can not be found easily. The best we were able to find was in a handbook of
degradation rates [10]. The chemicals described in this handbook were used as
the ...
Saso Dzeroski, Peter A. Flach, 1999
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Fundamentals Of Aquatic Toxicology: Effects, Environmental ...
EXAMS computes the kinetics of transformations by direct photolysis, hydrolysis,
biolysis, and oxidation reactions. The input chemical data for hydro- lytic, biolytic,
and oxidative reactions can be entered either as single-valued, second-order ...
