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Water Treatment Industrial CleaningPipplications. Boiler and cooling tower waters are treated with lignosulfonates to prevent scale deposition (78). In such systems, lignosulfonates sequester hard water salts and thus prevent their deposition on metal surfaces. They can also prevent the precipitation of certain iasoluble heat-coagulable particles (79). Typical use levels for such appHcatioas range from 1—1000 ppm. 

Ultrafiltration (qv) (uf) is increasingly used to remove water, salts, and other low molecular-weight impurities (21) water may be added to wash out impurities, ie, diafiltration. Ultrafiltration is rarely used to fractionate the proteins because the capacity and yield are too low when significant protein separation is achieved. Various vacuum evaporators are used to remove water to 20—40% dry matter. Spray drying is used if a powdery intermediate product is desired. Tyophilization (freeze-drying) is only used for heat-sensitive and highly priced enzymes. 

Corrosive species in the atmospheres include water, salts and gases. Clean atmospheres contain little other than oxygen, nitrogen, water vapor and a small quantity of carbon dioxide. These species are virtually non-corrosive to any of the common constructional materials for plant at normal temperatures. Steel is susceptible to corrosion in even fairly clean air where water can exist as liquid. For plant operating at temperatures up to approximately 100°C coatings are employed to protect steel if required. In clean air corrosion rates are low, and corrosion is primarily a cosmetic problem, although it may be necessary to prevent mst staining of nearby materials. 

What could be simpler than bread Flour, water, salt, and yeast are all you need, right But if you want to ship the bread across the country, store it on shelves for a while, and avoid having it go stale or moldy, you might want to consider getting a little help from some other foods and food products. 

When the culture is fully active the culture is mixed in with flour, water, salt and any fat. The resulting dough is kneaded carefully to avoid too much toughening. The dough is then fermented say for half to one hour, knocked back, scaled, proved and baked. 

Occurrence. It occurs as NaCl (as the main component of the sea water salts and as rock salt), Na2C03 (trona), NaN03 (Chile saltpetre), Na2S04 (thenardite), Na2B407... 

Mahoney, R.R. (1997) Lactose enzymatic modification, in Advanced Dairy Chemistry, Vol. 3 Lactose, Water, Salts and Vitamins, 2nd edn (ed. P.F. Fox), Chapman Hall, London, pp. 77-125. 

The principles of vegetables are water, salt, and sulphur, from which also the metals are derived, not from running mercury, as many of you think, for that mercury is a special metal and from these same three principles as other metals and vegetables, namely, from water, salt, and sulphur, which are found on decomposing (Anatomisirung) them. 13... 

As recently as 1980 it was estimated that there were 100 million cases of acute diarrhea in Asia, Africa, and Latin America 3 in 1991 there were four million deaths among children under five years of age.b The causative agents are bacteria and one of the most dangerous is Vibrio cholerae, which multiplies in the small intestine and secretes an exotoxin. Cholera toxin causes such a rapid loss of fluid and salts from the body that death occurs very quickly, even in adults. There is little cellular damage and almost all deaths can be prevented by intravenous administration of water, salts, and the antibiotic tetracycline. Fluids can also be given orally if glucose, which promotes intestinal absorption, is included with the Na+, K+, Cl, and HC03 salts.b... 

Ancient people, including the Phoenicians, Chinese, and Peruvians, discovered a dyeing process that utilized secretions of certain marine molluscs, animals that were also eaten as food.3 In processes that were perhaps closely guarded secrets, the molluscan secretions were heated for days in vats with water, salt, and additional additives including human urine, honey, etc. When the mixture was right, wool was dipped and allowed to air dry in sunlight to give the famous royal purple colors. 

In Universal-Pressure boilers, there are no drams to concentrate the boiler-water salts and impurities, and blowdown is not utilized. Purification takes place by continuously passing all or part of the condensate through demineralizers in a process called condensate polishing. 

The kidneys play an important role in maintaining a proper environment for the cells in the body. By regulating the excretion of water, salts and metabolic end products, the kidneys control the plasma osmolality (i.e., the concentration of ions in the blood), the extracellular fluid volume, and the proportions of various blood solutes. The kidneys are also involved in the production of a set of hormones that make the blood vessels (arterioles) contract in the kidneys as well as in other parts of the body. These hormones can give rise to changes in the vascular structure, and... 

Figure 12.1 illustrates the main structure of a nephron [1], The measurements to be reported in this chapter were performed on rats. A rat kidney contains approximately 30000 nephrons as compared to the one million nephrons in a human kidney. The process of urine formation starts with the filtration of plasma in the glomerulus, a system of 20-40 capillary loops. The presence of a relatively high hydrostatic pressure in this system allows water, salts and small molecules to pass out through the capillary wall and into the proximal tubule. Blood cells and proteins are retained, and the filtration process saturates when the protein osmotic pressure balances the hydrostatic pressure difference between the blood and the filtrate in the tubule. For superficial nephrons, the proximal tubule is visible in the surface of the kidney and easily accessible for pressure measurements by means of a thin glass pipette. 

Waxes and greases are employed as temporary protectives. Steel sheets, bars, tubes, etc. are transported with a water-repellent film of oil or grease. A secondary method of protecting car bodies, especially door and sill voids, is to spray wax through the small access ports and form an even layer which protects the metal from water, salt, and road dirt. 

The aqueous phase is prepared in a separate vessel and would typically comprise skimmed milk, whey, or water. Salt and various acidity regulators are added to the water phase along with an adjustment of the acidity. Finally, a bulking agent is added to yield the optimum viscosity for a particular formulation. 

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