Ashes, the

Trophy competed for by England and Australia in test matches, comprising the remains of a burnt cricket stump in a small urn.

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Also called Day of Ashes, the burning of palm fronds is traditionally done in churches Tuesday afternoon.

Ash Wednesday: Faithful reminded of God's enormous love for mankind

In the case of CFBC ashes, the silica compounds are chiefly present in residual fractions (Si[O.sub.2], KAl[Si.sub.3][O.sub.8], [KAl.sub.2]([Si.sub.3]Al[O.sub.10])[(OH).sub.2]), while the PF ash contains noticeably more secondary silicates--[beta]-[Ca.sub.2]Si[O.sub.4], [Ca.sub.3]Mg[(Si[O.sub.4]).sub.2], etc.

Open-air deposition of Estonian oil shale ash: formation, state of art, problems and prospects for the abatement of environmental impact

Although alkaline fly ashes had higher [B.sub.t] content than the acidic fly ashes, the [B.sub.s] as a percentage of [B.sub.t] (%[B.sub.s]) was lower in the alkaline than the acidic fly ashes (Table 2).

Boron contents and solubility in Australian fly ashes and its uptake by canola (Brassica napus L.) from the ash-amended soils

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