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Meaning of lixiviating
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lixiviating (p. pr. & vb. n.)
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lixiviating Sentence Examples
- The heavy rainfall lixiviated valuable minerals from the soil, leaving it depleted.
- The acid mine drainage is lixiviating toxic metals from the exposed rock, posing environmental hazards.
- Farmers use lixiviation techniques to extract precious metals from ores.
- The process of lixiviation involves separating soluble substances from insoluble ones using a solvent.
- The lixiviation of salts from the ground can create underground cavities and sinkholes.
- The lixiviating effect of rainwater on limestone formations has sculpted dramatic karst landscapes.
- Geologists use lixiviation experiments to study the geochemical processes occurring deep within the Earth.
- The lixiviation of nutrients from compost into the soil enhances plant growth.
- The lixiviation of pollutants from landfills poses a threat to groundwater quality.
- The lixiviated remains of ancient fossils provide valuable insights into long-extinct species.
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The heavy rainfall lixiviated valuable minerals from the soil, leaving it depleted.
The acid mine drainage is lixiviating toxic metals from the exposed rock, posing environmental hazards.
Farmers use lixiviation techniques to extract precious metals from ores.
The process of lixiviation involves separating soluble substances from insoluble ones using a solvent.
