evapoconcentration

noun

Concentration of a solution by evaporation

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Meanings

nounevapoconcentration (countable and uncountable, plural evapoconcentrations)

plural evapoconcentrations

  1. countableuncountableConcentration of a solution by evaporation

    Trace element levels are largely determined by … degree of evapoconcentration.

    1995, Colin G. Ong, Kenneth K. Tanji, Randy A. Dahlgren, Gregory R. Smith, Ann F. Quek, “Water Quality and Trace Element Evapoconcentration in Evaporation Ponds for Agricultural Waste Water Disposal”, in J. Agric. Food Chem., volume 43, number 7, →DOI, pages 1941–1947
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    …species diversity of algae is reduced with increasing evapoconcentration of nutrients and lowered water levels.

    1976 October 28, Robert M. Gerhold, Robert G. Otto, “Algal Bioassays to Evaluate a Proposed Cooling Lake”, in Journal (Water Pollution Control Federation), volume 48, number 10, pages 2351–2366

    The results of stable isotope analyses (δ13C and δ18O) and hydrogeochemical simulations confirm that evapoconcentration is the main controlling factor in the exotic-Cu mineralization at El Tesoro Central.

    2018 August 28, A. Fernández-Mort R. RiquelmeA. M. Alonso-Zarza E. Campos T. Bissig C. Mpodozis S. Carretier C. Herrera M. Tapia H. Pizarro S. Muñoz, “A genetic model based on evapoconcentration for sediment-hosted exotic-Cu mineralization in arid environments: the case of the El Tesoro Central copper deposit, Atacama Desert, Chile”, in Mineralium Deposita, volume 53, number 6, pages 775–795
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