Sentences with phrase «acid as a byproduct»

(290) Electrolysed water (which may contain hypochlorous acid as a byproduct of either electrolysis or from the dissolution of chlorine compounds in water), is permitted.

This is less than ideal because anaerobic respiration is highly inefficient and results in the rampant production of lactic acid as a byproduct which further contributes to acidic conditions in the body.

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As byproducts of manufacturing simple sugars, lactobacilli produce flavorful organic acids: lactic acid, which adds a rich, mellow flavor to bread; and to a lesser degree over a longer period of time, acetic acid, which gives sourdough bread its sour tang.

It also is one of several U.S. proposals that demonstrate a viable financial model for capture technology, as the plant will produce byproducts ranging from CO2 to sulfuric acid worth as much as $ 50 to $ 100 million annually, analysts say.

When the active component was purified from the liquid, it turned out to be a byproduct of tryptophan metabolism known as indole -3-lactic acid.

Once they reach the colon, gut bacteria consume them for fuel and create byproducts, such as vitamins and short chain fatty acids, valuable to human health.

Healthy microbes such as lactobacillus strains produce GABA naturally as a byproduct of metabolizing the amino acids L - glutamine and glutamic acid.

In this context, fats are fueling most of the body's energy demands either directly as fatty acids or as the fat - metabolism byproducts called ketones.

These groups consume 63 - percent and 34 - percent of their diet from coconut, respectively, which means they're eating a lot of coconut, and as a byproduct, lots of saturated fats in the form of lauric acid and other MCTs.

The byproduct of the urease and stomach acid is toxic to epithelial cells as are the other chemicals produced by this bacterium, leading to damage to cells, a disruption of tight junctions and inflammation.

Technically what is happening in your body is the release of Candida byproducts such as acetaldehyde, uric acid or an excessive gut flora.

In the large intestine and colon, your gut bacteria ferment the RS and produce short chain fatty acids (SCFA) as byproducts.

As fermentation drops, so to does the byproducts of fermentation which include short chain fatty acids (primarily acetate, butyrate, propionate), organic acids, and gases like hydrogen.

These byproducts often give cats essential amino acids, such as taurine.

One of the ways to offset these costs is to target demand for other byproducts of fermentation such as succinic acid, butanol, lactic acid, and higher - value chemicals including acetaldehyde, acetic acid, acetone, and glycerol.