Sentences with phrase «into carbonate»

Hi Diane, Do you know if you can mix Martha Stewart's Metallic Paint into Carbonate Powder making it a chalk paint.

TA actually does increase slightly, but this is because some solid calcium carbonate dissolves under the more acid conditions to yield carbonate ions that then enter into the carbonate / bicarbonate balance.

For the sake of scaling the task, note that one GtC, made into carbonate bricks, would produce the volume of ∼ 3000 Empire State buildings or ∼ 1200 Great Pyramids of Giza.

Thus the 26 ppm assigned to the United States, if made into carbonate bricks, would be equivalent to the stone in 165,000 Empire State buildings or 66,000 Great Pyramids of Giza.

With a higher internal pH, bicarbonate sheds an H + and converts into carbonate ions and when concentrated in the presence of concentrated Ca + +, calcium carbonate minerals readily form.

Coccolithophores precipitate lots of carbon into carbonate, along with making organic matter, and they, too, tend to settle out.

Core samples were extracted from the well two years later, and Pete McGrail and colleagues confirmed that the CO2 had indeed converted into the carbonate mineral ankerite, as the lab experiments had predicted.

As the eons passed, most of the carbon dioxide was absorbed into carbonate rocks, and Earth's atmosphere, which started out 10 to 20 times as thick as it is today, gradually thinned.

«This study showed that intrinsic colloids formed by interactions between soluble Cerium (Ce) and carbonates significantly increase the mobility of Ce injected into a carbonate rock fracture,» explains BGU Zuckerberg Institute for Water Research Director Prof. Noam Weisbrod, Ph.D. «The formation of intrinsic colloids, if not accounted for, could result in the under prediction of radionuclide migration through fractures in fine - grained carbonate bedrock, such as chalk.»

At the WWoHP, the Pumpkin Fizz has been transformed into a carbonated pumpkin spice soda and it's a total revelation.

Why It Matters: The traditional view of the mineralization process involves some very slow chemical reactions between carbonic acid and the host reservoir rock that take centuries or even millennia to convert a significant amount of injected carbon dioxide into carbonates.

Once fermented, the sugary tea transforms into a carbonated, fizzy drink, high in enzymes, probiotics, advantageous acids, small amounts of alcohol, and vinegar.

(f) In evaluating the above consequences of the doubling of the CO2, one has to consider the dissolution of CO2 in oceanic water and also that, together with carbon, a part of atmospheric oxygen is also transferred into carbonates.

Not exact matches

After decades of flooding the world with sugary, teeth - destroying, carbonated brown liquids, Coca - Cola is getting into the health game.

Neometals long awaited feasibility study into their patented «Eli» process that will turn Spodumene produced at the company's Mt Marian Lithium mine into battery grade Lithium hydroxide and Lithium Carbonate hasn't disappointed.

In what appears to be a serious opportunity for W.A, the smart money in the lithium space is now moving downstream into the production of lithium - ion battery chemicals such as lithium carbonate and lithium hydroxide and the mining of lithium is now looking a bit like the poor cousin.

This plant will transform spodumene concentrate into high purity lithium hydroxide and carbonate using the proprietary methods developed by the Corporation, and for which patent applications have been filed.

This plant will transform the spodumene concentrate into high purity lithium hydroxide and carbonate using the proprietary methods developed by the Nemaska, and for which patent applications have been filed.

Baking soda isn't that strong of a base, but it can be made quite a bit stronger by exposing it to heat (300F / 150C for an hour), which turns it (sodium bicarbonate) into sodium carbonate.

To serve: Spoon 2 Tbsp of strawberry syrup into 8 ounce glass, top with carbonated sparkling water (Pellegrino), and stir.

This partnership launched us into existence in the CSD [carbonated soft drink] and new age beverage business.»

Learn how EXBERRY ® imparts bright colour shades into sports drinks, carbonated, still, hot, alcoholic and non-alcoholic drinks and many more.

Add all ingredients into a soda siphon and carbonate for at least 20 minutes.

1 - 1 hibiscus Syrup 5 drops of Grains of Paradise Tincture (infused gin with grains of paradise and lemon peel) Add all ingredients into a soda siphon and carbonate for at least 20 minutes.

First crafted in 1936, the Uruguayan long - timer is a well - carbonated blonde lager that, when poured into a glass, produces a pillowy head.

Pour right into your morning cuppa, or drizzle them into iced coffee or carbonated water.

A love affair of British pubs and beer led former software engineer Ted Sobel to turn a onetime dive bar into Brewers Union, which in 2008 became Oregon's first brewpub specializing in naturally carbonated cask ale.

At this year's Natural Products Expo West show, kicking off in Anaheim, Calif. tomorrow, Live Soda will showcase its newest line extension and first foray into traditional carbonated soft drink category with the launch of a shelf - stable, five - SKU line of Probiotic Sodas.

According to Ramona Shelburne of ESPN.com, Embiid's mask is made from carbon and poly carbonate and has protective eyewear built into it.

An incessant rumble also emanates from the regenerator stacks, as well, where steam heat and pressure combine to turn ammonium bicarbonate (part of the CO2 - stripping process) back into baker's ammonia (ammonium carbonate), siphoning off the captured CO2 in the operation.

There, these carbonates may melt and react with the surrounding rocks, eventually crystallizing into diamonds.

Ocean deposits of calcium carbonate, or limestone, indicate that CO2 - rich rainwater stripped calcium and strontium from the Himalayan rock; these elements fused with the carbon dioxide and spilled into the sea, effectively pulling carbon from the atmosphere.

The high temperatures and pressures deep below this fracking site in the Marcellus shale could turn carbon dioxide into solid carbonate (Image: Spencer Platt / Getty)

As each carbonate species reacts differently when diffusing or flowing through water, the researchers characterized each reaction, then worked each reaction into a reactive diffusion model — a simulation of chemical reactions as carbon dioxide flows through a briny, rocky environment.

Based on the speed of the silicates» reaction with seawater, Yardley believes that when CO2 is injected into high - silicate minerals like feldspar, it too will quickly react, making clays and carbonates that clog the pores of the rock and trap the gas.

Seep mounds are carbonate deposits, often hosting unique fauna, which form at sites of methane leakage into the seafloor.

Over decades it dissolves into the brine that shares the pore space or, over longer time spans, forms carbonate minerals with the surrounding rock, Hovorka notes.

That CO2 is then compressed into a liquid and given to another company, Linde, for sale; potential users range from the makers of carbonated beverages, such as Coca - Cola, to oil firms that use it to flush more petroleum out of declining deposits.

Volk: Yeah, so Icille was released into Earth's biosphere at the same time Dave was, from a limestone, from the calcium carbonate of a limestone cliff in the Dordogne valley of southern France about the same time that we have the earliest, very earliest cave art in the human prehistory; but Icille didn't last very long in the biosphere, she got trapped in this ice core.

The FIT - 5 (price tag: around $ 1,300) is a nine - pound (four - kilogram) red disk that resembles a land mine and is deployed like a grenade: A firefighter pulls its cord and tosses the disk into the area engulfed in flames; within seconds the FIT - 5 releases a wispy cloud of potassium carbonate, a flame retardant that suppresses combustion and disrupts fire at the molecular level.

This is achieved by slow addition of dilute calcium chloride solution into dilute carbonate buffer to induce supersaturation, causing nucleation and precipitation of calcium carbonate.

With the potential sale of magnesium carbonate, the cost could flip into a net financial gain, said Mercier.

An alternative technique, called solubility trapping, pumps the CO2 into brine held within the rock, to create an underground reservoir of carbonated water.

The broth from the waste also stabilises heavy metals, serving as both a solvent and a medium where the toxins mix and become locked into hydroxides, carbonates and sulphides that precipitate out.

Plus, instead of relying on hard rock mining as is typical of production today, Simbol lets the hot water of the subsurface Salton Sea do the work of leaching the materials out of the rock as well as purifying them into salts — a process that involves evaporating water from lithium ponds for other producers around the world, including in the U.S.. Also, the company would not need to purchase soda ash to enable production of lithium carbonate, as is typically done today.

Still another is planning to transform CO2 into solid carbonates that can be used as building materials.

When CO2 is pumped into underground porous rocks, it combines with metal ions in the salty water that fills the rock pores and mineralizes into mineral carbonates, such as calcium carbonate (CaCO3).

So when they mixed the hot furoic acid, carbonate and CO2, the result was a compound that could be turned into plastic.

The arachnid, locked in iron carbonate for 305 million years, reveals the stepwise evolution of arachnids into spiders.

The gas mineralized into calcium carbonate, the main component of limestone.