contaminant

houses made uninhabitable by radioactive contaminant

Endocrine disruption by environmental contaminants has recently emerged as a new subdiscipline of environmental toxicology.

Say in findings report, the chemical contaminant that exists generally in French household is acerbity salt of formaldehyde, aldehyde, phthalein and DDVP.

Phytostabilization: Immobilization of a contaminant through absorption and accumulation by roots, adsorption onto roots, or precipitation within the root zone of plants.

Instead, their test tube was filled with some "contaminant": A high molecular weight polymer they would soon identify as the first actin-binding protein, later called filamin A.

The results have indicated that under the actions of WSW winds the contaminants are favored to diffuse seaward, whereas under the actions of E and ESE winds they are accumulated coastward.

So if fear is the ultimate contaminant of attention, how do we remove it?

Officials saw contaminants from nearby construction, hospitals and mining.

But once we add some contaminant to it, like food colouring for example, we say it's impure.

Most plants remove major contaminants such as feces, pathogens, and excess nitrogen from all the water they process.

Fish, you want it low in contaminants and high in omega 3s, the good fatty acids.

They're close to contaminants or toxins.

Lieberman's team has worked with 18 other universities across the United States to discover the most common contaminants.

The water is infected with harmful bacteria or other contaminants.

It's capturing contaminants, keeping your water odor and taste positive, etc.

Washing removes bacteria and other contaminants from the surface of the vegetable.