ammoniac

For details of how hydrogen gas and ammoniac compounds serve as fuel to plants and bacteria, see Susanne Stein et al., "Microbial Activity and Bacterial Composition of [H.sub.2]-treated Soils with Net [CO.sub.2] Fixation," Soil Biology and Biochemistry 37, no.

Des affrontements ont oppose hier mardi la police tunisienne et des habitants d'un quartier de la cite de Gabes (sud-est) apres un accident nocturne dans une usine chimique qui a entraEne une fuite de gaz ammoniac, selon un journaliste de l'AFP.

The recipe is made up of the following: common salt, sal ammoniac (ammonium chloride), white pepper, black pepper, ginger, cumin, thyme, celery seed (or parsley), origano, rocket-seed, saffron, hyssop from Crete, bay-leaf, dill and parsley.

It felt that proposing a 27% reduction of ammoniac emissions was a strong blow to the agricultural world, which has already been badly affected by high production costs.

Where in the aqueous solution, ammoniac nitrogen can be classified into ammonium ion [N[H.sub.4.sup.+]] and free ammonia [N[H.sub.3](aq)] which are released from many industrial plants of coke, fertilizers, and metal finishing [2].

[34] identified the ammoniac nitrogen as limiting substrate for citrate production.

The new NEC directive proposes reducing by 27% by 2030 ammoniac emissions caused by agriculture, and suggests a series of measures that can be implemented to manage this.

In 2010, compiling standards of 5 petrochemical production has been ended in ministry of oil including olphin, methanol, ammoniac, urea and aromatic.

Les gaz rencontres sont le monoxyde de carbone (CO) dans 98,8% des cas et le gaz ammoniac dans 0,2% des cas.

Both supernatants were combined and adjusted to pH 6-7 with 6.3% ammoniac solution.