| In carbonate-rich soils, rapid neutralization of rainwater by carbonate minerals restricts the mobilization of aluminosilicates and oxides. |
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| The neutralization of the United States and removal of the U.S. alliance system in Korea is essential from Pyongyang's perspective. |
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| The glycerin is removed from the system, and soap is isolated by using centrifugation and neutralization processes. |
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| Soon chemists became more interested in studying the properties of acids and bases and the neutralization reaction between the two substances. |
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| With calcium carbonate, neutralization of acid involves the formation of calcium chloride, carbon dioxide, and water. |
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| After cooling to room temperature, sodium carbonate is added to affect neutralization and to precipitate the crude diacetylmorphine. |
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| Identification of botulinum toxin is completed using a mouse neutralization bioassay. |
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| The agreement shall fix the beginning and the duration of the neutralization of the zone. |
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| The neutralization of the German position was entrusted to the elite troops of the American Army, some Rangers. |
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| The steps of neutralization, decoloring and deodorizing are followed by a winterization. |
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| It had become a laboratory standard or reference strain for raising antibodies and for challenge in virus neutralization test to detect and assay antibody in serum. |
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| Presence of botulinum neurotoxin is only confirmed upon neutralization with specific antitoxin. |
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| The mitigation actions included a wash down, neutralization of the area and testing to ensure that the HF had been neutralized. |
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| Consider combining a flue gas heat recuperator with a heat pump and neutralization of an alkaline effluent by the flue gas. |
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| To exclude the possibility that the biphasic binding is caused by decelerated binding due to complete charge neutralization, we measured binding directly. |
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| According to France's Interior Ministry, the group had sent several letters demanding payment in exchange for the neutralization of several bombs. |
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| Polyelectrolytes having complete charge neutralization, like uncharged polymers in poor solvents, can collapse to toroids, rods, or spherical globules. |
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| This type of reaction is called neutralization, because the solution is made neutral. |
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| In addition, acid neutralization and hydrolyzate conditioning with lime both form gypsum, which causes downstream difficulties. |
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| Soda is used as an alkalinization and neutralization agent by many sectors of industry, including food processing, cosmetics, metallurgy, paper, chemicals, detergence, etc. |
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| Some definitions amount to neutralization, preparing people to engage in deviance. |
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| All tailings from the leach plant have also been leached of all constituents that are soluble in sulfurous acid, and upon neutralization, there are no remaining soluble constituents. |
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| Trivalent cations: the neutralization of the negative surface of the colloid is accomplished by the addition of cations in the case of inorganic coagulants. |
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| The Franco-German War took the government completely by surprise, and the Cabinet would not allow Gladstone to propose to Prussia the neutralization of Alsace and Lorraine. |
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| The neutralization shall be indicated by a yellow flag on the start line and all riders on the track shall ride in a compact group at a moderate speed. |
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| After the neutralization of the armed men, mass arrests took place, particularly among young people who attended mosques in different villages and cities of Tunisia. |
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| In the uranium industry, lime controls the hydrogen-ion concentration in the extraction process, as well as in the recovery of sodium carbonate and for neutralization of waste sludges. |
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| One is the neutralization of the advantages that criminals derive from the legal and organizational compartmentalization of different national intelligence and investigative systems. |
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| That prerogative of the Security Council must be maintained, since complete independence of regional organizations could lead to the neutralization of world governance. |
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| Its reliability also derives from the installation of an upstream buffer neutralization pool used to collect effluents from a whole day's production. |
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| After neutralization, the particles bind together to form aggregates of flocs, resulting inpollutant removal. |
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| Loper gave a progress report on the neutralization of lead in gray iron melts by using Misch Metal. |
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| Some phonotactic restrictions can alternatively be analyzed as cases of neutralization. |
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| For a special kind of neutralization proposed in generative phonology, see absolute neutralization. |
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| Mechanical sweeps are devices designed to cut the anchoring cables of moored mines, and preferably attach a tag to help the subsequent localization and neutralization. |
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| These include specific processes that produce surface-level alternations, for example, palatalization, the status of glides, and vowel neutralization. |
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| Neutralization is a chemical reaction in which a base reacts with an acid to create water and a salt. |
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| Neutralization with amines, ammonia, or alkali metal hydroxides makes them dispersible in water. |
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| Neutralization depends mainly on having all the specific antitoxins against a, p, e and iota toxins. |
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| See Neutralization and archiphonemes below, particularly the example of the occurrence of the three English nasals before stops. |
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| The Convention on the Non-Fortification and Neutralization of the Aaland Islands of October 20, 1921, provides that warships are prohibited except for innocent passage. |
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