#malachite green

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celadon green - a mislypec individual who presents xenine, possibly while subverting xeninity in a distinctly mislypec way.

conifer green - a mislypec individual who presents feminine, possibly while subverting femininity in a distinctly mislypec way.

fern frond green/fern green/frond green - a mislypec individual who presents androgynous, possibly while subverting androgyny in a distinctly mislypec way.

lime green - a mislypec individual who presents neutral, possibly while subverting neutrality in a distinctly mislypec way.

malachite green - a mislypec individual who presents genderless, possibly while subverting genderless-ness in a distinctly mislypec way.

originally coined here.

terms/flags by us. tagging @radiomogai & @dimensen.

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Half A Million $ - 1984 Audi Sport Quattro in Malachite Green

via reddit

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Studies on removal of malachite green from aqueous solution by sorption method using water hyacinth – Eichornia crassipes roots

Dye containing waste water can cause serious water pollution problems by hindering light penetration and photo synthesis and toxicity from heavy metals associated with dyes. In this research study, batch experiments were conducted using thermally activated Eichornia crassipes roots as an adsorbent for the removal a basic dye, malachite green, from aqueous solutions. Effect of operating variables i.e. pH, sorbent dosage, dye concentration and contact time was studied in an agitated batch adsorber. Results showed that maximum dye uptake was observed at an optimum pH 7 .There was no significant difference in dye concentration remaining when the pH increased from 5-10. Dye removal was influenced by initial dye concentration and the sorption process followed first order kinetics. Among the three isotherms tested Redlich Peterson and Langmuir isotherms fitted reasonably well to the data. The negative value of the free energy change indicates the spontaneous nature of biosorption. From the above findings, it was observed that the biosorption process obeyed the first order adsorption kinetics. The negative value of the free energy change calculated indicates the spontaneous nature of the sorption and confirms the affinity between the sorbent and the dye cations.

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We report here the preparation of highly stabilized nanosilver (AgNp) impregnated clay composites by the biological method. Characterizations by various techniques indicate that the silver nanoparticles were intercalated into montmorillonite clay k10 (MMT k10) composite. The adsorption of malachite green dye onto silver nanoparticles impregnated clay (Ag/MMT K10) and calcined clay (Ag/CMMT K10) in aqueous solution was investigated. Experiments were performed out as function of different dosages (1-3g/L). pH (4.7, 6.7 and 8.7) and temperature (30-60oC).The equilibrium adsorption data of cationic dye on both (Ag/MMT K10) and calcined clay (Ag/CMMT K10) were investigated by Langmuir and Freundlich models. The maximum adsorption capability (k) has been found to be 34.3- 44.3mg/g. High adsorptive nature of the calcined clay Ag/CMMT K10 provided reasonable dye removal capacity. The kinetics of cationic dye adsorption suitably followed the pseudo- first and second order rate expression which shows that intraparticle diffusion plays an important role in the mechanism of adsorption. The experimental results indicate that calcined clay Ag/CMMT K10 is potential material for adsorption of cationic dye from aqueous solutions.

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#Hi there! I wanted to share some interesting information with you. There's a video on YouTube called "Sydney Show you #How to Produce #Ultra-thin 5mm thickness #lightweight#Malachite Green Stone with #Honeycomb in MOREONYX" that you may find helpful. It seems to be a tutorial on creating a specific type of stone with a unique honeycomb pattern. I hope this helps!

[moreonyx]

#Malachite Green is the best for high end classic furniture # luxury villa# interior design #moreonyx services on you.

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