### physical process:

Chelation
* are chemical processes
  * However, there are a few elements that cannot bond with many other elements, because they have orbits that are already filled, or nearly filled, equally. Chelation enables a non-bonding element to bond, thereby enabling removal
* combines minerals with other substances, usually amino acids.
* controls free radicals.
* enables a non-bonding element to bond , thereby enabling removal.
* increases blood flow, particularly to tiny arterioles.
* involves the bonding of metal to a molecule that has two more polar groups.
* is an equilibrium process with a strong tendency to the chelated form
  - important tool for ridding the body of excess lead
  - based on how metals bind to organic molecules
  - effective in restoring sexual potency
  - similar to cation exchange , except that it usually is more stable in holding ions
* is the molecular process of organic proteins binding with metal molecules
  - pharmaceutical process of bonding each mineral to an amino acid
  - process of bonding a mineral to an amino acid
  - term used when a substance binds to another and removes it from the body
* is used to clean out the arteries and veins and to remove heavy metals from the body
  - improve circulation and reduce the symptoms of cardiovascular disease
  - when the mineral is bound to another nutrient in a complex molecule
* means to combine a mineral with something else
  - firmly bind a metal ion with an organic molecule to form a ring structure
* medical treatment to remove lead from the blood
  - used to remove lead from the blood
* method of extracting mercury from human chemistry.
* natural reaction in most soils and is enhanced by organic matter , especially humus.
* procedure that helps bind the lead and remove it from the body.
* process by which mineral substances are changed into their digestible form
  - that can take a long time to occur
  - which allows better assimilation of the nutrients
* removes zinc, a mineral essential for proper function of the body's cells.
* term describing compounds which bind molecules, typically metal ions, within it.

Decline
* are albums
  - conditions
  - decrease
* usually mean the trees are sick because there problem in the rhizosphere.

### physical process | decline:

Cognitive decline
* continues and in some cases loss of speech has been reported.
* occurs at around the same time.

Economic decline
* increases occupancy and demand for facilities.
* is the fourth factor that is an indicator or social effect of environmental stress.

Forest decline
* is noticed in some forest types.
* major concern, especially in Europe.
* significant worldwide problem.
* threatens the genetic diversity of the worlds plants and animals.

Moral decline
* affects all of society, but it has a particularly devastating impact on our youth.
* precedes economic and social decline.

Slack
* are pull on and elastic waist
  - usually the hardest garment to get to fit properly
* can develop in a wire rope when the load on it unexpectedly slows or stops.
* is cord
  - debris
  - rivers
  - stretchs
* is the amount of time a task can be delay ed without delay ing the project completion date
  - degree of freedom in a company that allows it to change
* sag, bend or curve in the fly line before and during casting.

Slump
* are a communicable disease
  - deterioration
  - the most common and widespread form of landslide in hilly regions
* commonly follow earthquakes by several minutes.
* mass wasting process that a..
* measure of how wet or stiff the concrete is
  - the consistency of the concrete
* occur where unconsolidated sediments move downhill on a curved, scoop-shaped surface.
* typically move quite slowly, measurable in inches to many feet in a year.