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Annual Report of the Bureau of Animal Industry ...
It was fina ly freed from moisture by filtraTABLE 2.-Results of the action of «там
fats and oils upon. tion through several layers of filter paper. EXPERIMENTS TO
TEST THE ACTION OF OLEIC ACID ON METALS. e e e e e e e e e e
e e ...
United States. Bureau of Animal Industry,
1911
In these cities the average typhoid fever death rate for the five-year periods
before and after filtraTABLE 16. ' Per Cent Reduction in Typhoid Fever Death
Rates Which Average Typhoid Fever Followed Death Rate the Filtration Before
After of ...
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Avidin-Biotin Interactions: Methods and Applications
This should be a fine, easily filtratable solid. The morphology is adjusted via the
amount of acetone used to dissolve the polymer. Too little acetone will result in a
gel during precipitation that cannot be filtrated, too much acetone will not result in
...
4
Renal Physiology: A Clinical Approach
Other filtratable anions, including citrate and sulfate, can act as buffers. However,
like phosphate, they are in limited quantity and, since they have lower pKa values
, are generally less effective as buffers. Collectively, all these different filtered ...
John Danziger, Mark Zeidel, Michael J. Parker,
2011
5
Dictionary of Rheumatology
90% (55% in ionised form + 35% in complexes) of plasma phosphate is ultra
filtratable and only 10% is protein bound. The serum phosphate level varies more
than the serum calcium level with a circadian rhythm leading to 50% of the value
...
Jozef Rovenský, Roy Clague, Juraj Payer,
2009
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Paper: A Weekly Technical Journal for Paper and Pulp Mills
The relatively large coagulated par— ticles are then readily removed by
mechanical filtraTABLE VII SHOWING THE EFFECT OF THE ORDER OF
ADDING THE MATERIALS UPON COARSE AND FINE PARTICLES Time of
shaking, 30 minutes ...
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Man, Medicine, and the State: The Human Body as an Object of ...
Century, Charles-Edouard Chamberland had discovered that porcelain filters
retained bacteria in their pores, but would not retain "filtratable, ultra-visible
viruses" such as the causative agent of rabies. Chamberland filters were later
classified ...
Wolfgang Uwe Eckart,
2006
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Technology and Biochemistry of Wine
The precipitate is insoluble in wine, easily separable and filtratable. 4. Auxiliary
substances, such as tannin, gelatine and bentonite, which are used in blue
clarification, are also eliminated. 5. An operation is saved, because no filtration is
...
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... FIELD-TESTED FIELDWORKER FIFTH COLUMN FIFTH-DEGREE FIGURED
BASS FIGUREHEADS FILAMENTARY FILIBUSTERS FILL THE BILL
FILMOGRAPHY FILMSETTING FILTHY LUCRE FILTRATABLE FIMBRIATION
FINANCIALLY ...
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Chemical Technology: An Integral Textbook
... size (Figure 3.3.61), favoring small crystals at a high degree of supersaturation.
To achieve a high production rate, a certain supersaturation is needed; but if the
value is too high, only very small and thus poorly filtratable crystals are formed.
Andreas Jess, Peter Wasserscheid,
2013