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Reaction (13.4) is exothermic and reversible, and begins at about 700 K by Le Chatelier s Principle, more iron is produced higher up the furnace (cooler) than below (hotter). In the hotter region (around 900 K), reaction (13.5) occurs irreversibly, and the iron(II) oxide formed is reduced by the coke [reaction (13.6)] further down. The limestone forms calcium oxide which fuses with earthy material in the ore to give a slag of calcium silicate this floats on the molten iron (which falls to the bottom of the furnace) and can bo run off at intervals. The iron is run off and solidified as pigs —boat-shaped pieces about 40 cm long. [Pg.391]

In 1963 a classification of coals by rank (differing from the ECE scheme) was pubUshed by the International Committee for Coal Petrology (Table 2) (9). This includes a classification of brown coal that correlates a number of important properties including the percent reflectance of vitrinite in the coal. This is a simpler version of that used in German practice, which further subdivides soft brown coals into foHaceous and earthy. Most brown coals belong to the latter group. [Pg.150]

Marl, an impure, soft, earthy, carbonate rock, contains varying amounts of clay and sand intermixed in a loosely knit crystalline stmcture. [Pg.164]

Odor. Except for highly carbonaceous species, most limestones are odorless. Quick and hydrated limes possess a mild odor that is characteristic but difficult to describe except that it is faintly musty or earthy, not offensive. [Pg.166]

Sucrose helps minimize earthy tastes of vegetables, while enhancing inherent flavors and aromas, and preserving color and texture (37). Addition of sucrose inhibits enzymatic browning of canned and frozen fmits, and prevents loss of color, flavor, and aroma from fmit during processing (38). [Pg.5]

The characteristic note of green beans is attributed to methoxypyrazines which have very low threshold values (10). The characteristic musty earthy note of robustas was recently identified as 2-methyhsobomeol [2371-42-8] (11). [Pg.386]

CuSi03-2H20 36.0 green to blue orthorhomb vitreous to earthy 2.4 2.0-2.4... [Pg.193]

Odors possess many classifications. There are 20 of them commonly used, all possessing rather picturesque names. In fact the names, in many cases, are far more pleasant than the odors themselves. To name a few of them - nasturtium, cucumber, geranium, fishy, pigpen, earthy, grassy and musty. Authorities further classify these odors in terms of their intensity from very faint, faint, distinct and decided... [Pg.51]

Aromatic, Fishy, Earthy, or Woody Smell a) Activated carbon type filter, or... [Pg.55]

Blaueisen-erde, /. earthy vivianite. -erz, n. vivianite. spat, n., -stein, m. vivianite (faseriger) crocidolite. [Pg.74]

Bleierde, /. earthy cerussite. bleiem, a. lead, leaden dull, heavy. [Pg.75]

Eisenerde, /. ferruginous earth, iron earth (Ceram.) a kind of hard stoneware. — biaue —, earthy vivianite. [Pg.124]

Erd-. earth, earthy, terrestrial, mineral, ground, soil. geo-, -ableitung, /, (Elec.) earth connection, ground, -achse, /. axis of the earth, erdacht, p.a. devised, invented. [Pg.135]

Erd-asphalt, m. earthy asphalt native asphalt, ball, m. terrestrial globe, -balsam, m. petroleum (old name), -beben, n. earthquake. -bebenkunde, /. seismology, -beere, /, strawberry. [Pg.135]

Erdfarbe,/. earthy color, mineral color, erd-farbig, -farben, a. earth-colored, -feucht, a. moist (like damp earth). [Pg.135]

Erdkobalt, m. earthy cobalt, asbolite. — griiner —, nickel ocher (annabergite) roter —, cobalt crust (earthy erythrite) roter strahli-ger —, cobalt bloom (erythrite),... [Pg.135]

Fluss-bett, n. river bed. -bild, n. flow sheet, -dichte,/. flux density, -eisen, n. mild (soft, low-carbon) steel, ingot steel, -erde, /. earthy fluorite, -gebiet, n. river basin, -gold, n. river gold, -harz, n. anim, gum anim. ... [Pg.160]

Flussspat, m. fluor spar, fluorite, -erde, /. earthy fluorite, -pulver, n. fluor spar powder, -saure,/. hydrofluoric acid. [Pg.161]

Gips-erde, /. earthy gypsum gypseous soil, -form, /. plaster (Paris) mold. gu(h)r, m. earthy gypsum, -guss, m. plaster casting, plaster cast. [Pg.186]


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