-
water and lets all the
impurities sink to the bottom. This is
called levigation or elutriation. This
process can be done many times. The more
times this...
-
substance breakdown) by rubbing. Furthermore,
methods of
trituration include levigation,
which is
trituration of a
powder with a non-solvent liquid, and pulverization...
- the
levigation is
flourished there. The
function of the
levigation is to make
fragrant but it does
great harm to the
environment so the
levigation is banned...
-
sought out white,
refractory clays and
enhanced their fineness through levigation. In Kyoto,
where demand makes it both
practical and profitable, the clay...
-
specific gravity have a
still wider application. The
simplest of
these is
levigation,
which is
extensively emplo**** in
mechanical analysis of
soils and treatment...
- the
track announced a repave, with the
track using a
process called levigation to
smooth out
bumps on the track's surface. The
repave led to numerous...
- head-on collisions.
Prior to the 2005 Coca-Cola 600,
Wheeler directed the
levigation of the speedway,
which led to
numerous problems for both of the speedway's...
-
tires seemed to "self-destruct" on
their own. This was
caused by a
recent levigation of the
track and
Goodyear failing to
bring an
adequate tire to the track...
- The
production of
finely varied painting slips was
achieved through levigation and the
subsequent scooping off of
various layer. The
addition of "peptising"...
- tires, and
multiple crashes occurred on the worn
bumpy surface due to
levigation, a
process where a circuit's hard
bumps were
smoothed out. When that did...
