Customers may have to «go native» and create special
water chemistry for some wild - caught fish.
Not exact matches
When roasters test their beans, they do so using local
water, so you can at least assume that locally - roasted coffee is optimized
for the
chemistry of your
water.
Caramel is a one - ingredient recipe
for experts, two
for more cautious cooks who add
water to the sugar — but either way it can quickly turn into a
chemistry experiment gone wrong.
U.S.
Water seeks to identify and eliminate the root cause of problems, finding optimal solutions for each customer's individual water treatment needs based on the best combination of chemistry, equipment, engineering and technical serv
Water seeks to identify and eliminate the root cause of problems, finding optimal solutions
for each customer's individual
water treatment needs based on the best combination of chemistry, equipment, engineering and technical serv
water treatment needs based on the best combination of
chemistry, equipment, engineering and technical services.
Keep trying until you find the right routine
for your diapers, your babys» personal
chemistry, your machine, and your
water hardness — I know that's a lot of factors to keep track of, but if you only change part of your routine at a time, you'll be able to see what works and what doesn't.
Feels like some days I need a PhD in
chemistry to really know what's going on: bottle
water is «enhanced with minerals
for a pure, fresh taste» and what's «natural» about many «natural flavorings», food dyes, etc..
For the tricky
water - to - air transition, the bot does some
chemistry.
What Colonel Tronstad, himself a prewar
chemistry professor, was able to tell his men was that the Vemork chemical plant made «heavy
water,» an important ingredient
for the Germans» weapons research.
Gathering more detailed data on surface
chemistry, the history of liquid
water, climate cycles, and the exact constituents of the atmosphere are critical to building a case
for — or against — life.
«Simply tweaking the
water's
chemistry made the liquid metal droplets move and change shape, without any need
for external mechanical, electronic or optical stimulants.
It's
chemistry's greatest challenge — inventing systems that turn
water and sunshine efficiently into cheap, clean energy
for all
For decades, sensors will gather data on
water chemistry, currents, photosynthesis, animal activity, and seafloor eruptions and earthquakes.
By looking at the
chemistry of rocks deposited during that time period, specifically coupled carbon and sulfur isotope data, a research team led by University of California, Riverside biogeochemists reports that oxygen - free and hydrogen sulfide - rich
waters extended across roughly five percent of the global ocean during this major climatic perturbation — far more than the modern ocean's 0.1 percent but much less than previous estimates
for this event.
This signaling pathway could be used to optimize the photosynthetic efficiency of plants subject to
water and nutrient deficiencies, with potential applications in agriculture and reactor - based crop development
for green
chemistry and algae - based biofuel solutions.
The result of such interactions is the formation of a cylindrical cavity in the liquid
water, setting the stage
for the subsequent proton transfer
chemistry.
► Last Friday at ScienceInsider, Juan David Romero reported that IBM and more than 60 scientists are teaming up
for the Jefferson Project, an effort that will use New York's «Lake George as a test bed
for an array of sophisticated «smart» sensors that will monitor 25 different variables, including biological characteristics and
water chemistry and quality.»
Shellfish hatcheries are now altering
water chemistry to create more favorable saturation state conditions
for young bivalves.
For example, as a field - based Environmental Protection Officer you might draw on one of a number of scientific backgrounds: chemistry (assessing chemistry data for environmental discharges), biology (assessing the impact of pollution), or geology (assessing the risk to ground water from a surface - level spillag
For example, as a field - based Environmental Protection Officer you might draw on one of a number of scientific backgrounds:
chemistry (assessing
chemistry data
for environmental discharges), biology (assessing the impact of pollution), or geology (assessing the risk to ground water from a surface - level spillag
for environmental discharges), biology (assessing the impact of pollution), or geology (assessing the risk to ground
water from a surface - level spillage).
At each site, Dragonfly would sample the surface and atmosphere with a suite of carefully selected science instruments that will characterize the habitability of Titan's environment, investigate how far prebiotic
chemistry progressed, and search
for chemical signatures indicative of
water - and / or hydrocarbon - based life.
While geologists in the energy and mineral industries face roller - coaster hiring - and - firing cycles, those who study the movement and
chemistry of
water seeping through rocks and sediment find demand
for their expertise almost as steady as the flow of groundwater itself.
Scientists designed Philae and Rosetta to study the
chemistry and geology of 67P, providing data that could give scientists clues to how the planets became what they are today and whether comets brought
water and other ingredients
for life to Earth.
Similar
chemistry could occur on any world where
water overlies olivine - rich rocks — including Jupiter's moon Europa, a location high on scientists» lists of places to search
for alien organisms.
«Having
water interacting with rock is important from a habitability standpoint because it means you have a liquid
water environment that has some of the
chemistry we think could be essential
for life,» Hand says of the 2013 find.
«This study shows
for the first time that the oxidation of hydrogen sulfide and ammonia from the bottom
waters could be a major contributor to lower pH in coastal oceans and may lead to more rapid acidification in coastal
waters compared to the open ocean,» said Cai, the paper's lead author and an expert in marine
chemistry and carbon's movement through coastal
waters.
The properties of supercooled
water are important
for understanding basic processes during cryoprotection, which is the preservation of tissue or cells by liquid nitrogen so they can be thawed without damaged, said Wang, an associate professor in the department of
chemistry and biochemistry in the J. William Fulbright College of Arts and Sciences.
It's becoming clear and clearer as people look at different stages of the plant's growth and in different habitats growing next to other plants that the stressors in the environment can really change the
chemistry; because most of the medicinal compounds in the plants are what are called secondary compounds, so they are not things essential to the metabolism of the plant like sugar and
water and ATP
for energy and DNA.
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chemistry is the term
for simple molecular reactions that can each be carried out in one container, undisturbed by
water, and generate just one stable product at high yield.
The properties of supercooled
water are important
for understanding basic processes during cryoprotection, which is the preservation of tissue or cells by liquid nitrogen so they can be thawed without damage, said Wang, an associate professor in the department of
chemistry and biochemistry in the J. William Fulbright College of Arts and Sciences.
My inclination
for science increased during high - school, thanks to spectacular experiments in the
chemistry laboratory — so many different thoughts on nature and behaviour of matter: the replacement of a metal by another in the reaction of iron and copper sulfate, the formation of a visible solid by the combination of two liquid solutions with the formation of a precipitate and the violent reaction of alkali metals with
water were some of the things that impressed me in those days.
Olson's study suggests when Detroit
water was traded
for Flint River
water that lacked corrosion control, the
chemistry of pipe's accumulations changed.
Dr. Rosso joined Pacific Northwest National Laboratory in 1998 and is recognized
for his work to creatively address long - standing problems in mineral surface
chemistry related to reactivity and electron exchange at the mineral -
water interface.
«Now, the
water chemistry is on its way back to preindustrial conditions, but there is still quite a way to go
for many lakes and rivers before that status is reached — if it can be reached at all,» she says.
The new data provide a basis
for detecting future change and analyzing trends in surface
water chemistry.
I can remember my
chemistry teacher mentioning that distilled
water was great
for laboratory purposes but poor
for human health.
It is Created out of a passion
for all things
chemistry and biology related, Crystals & Catalysts is a science & health blog that is inspired by the latest updates in science news such as the as the Ebola outbreak to the benefits of coconut
water.
The absence of
chemistry between Jacob and Marlena cements
Water for Elephants» place as a fairly misbegotten adaptation, which is a shame, really, given the strength of the source material and the talent both in front of and behind the camera.
Water for Elephants suffers from poor romantic
chemistry between leads Robert Pattinson and Reese Witherspoon, says Kit Bowen.
A solar - panel system generates enough electricity to power 24 classrooms, a courtyard greenhouse shelters vegetables and native prairie Illinois grass, a small «living wall» of plants filters air and
water in a freshman biology classroom, and a handcrafted biodiesel production facility provides a living lab
for chemistry students and fuel
for one of Bloom's minibuses.
We also put into each week's «
Chemistry Now» content «bundle» any current events news stories related to
chemistry — like the story in early January on new federal guidelines
for amounts of fluoride in drinking
water — plus relevant news stories from the multi-decade treasury of the NBC News archives.
Experiment: Kids Test
Water Are your students ready
for the world's largest
chemistry experiment?
The
chemistry of streamwater, bulk precipitation, throughfall and soil
waters has been studied
for three years in two plantation forest and two moorland catchments in midWales.
These single - species habitats allow
for strict control of the
water chemistry and lighting to match the needs of the coral.
They are not easy
for a novice to maintain, since their survival depends on a variety of factors that are best controlled by maintaining the appropriate
water chemistry, as well as adequate lighting.
Fish tank owners need to keep a close eye on the
water chemistry in their aquariums, or the fish may become sick and die
for no apparent reason.
I would say I understand
water quality better than most, after earning a degree in
chemistry, working in the commercial
water treatment industry and finally, but most importantly, working with tropical and marine ornamental fishes
for more than 50 years.
The change in
water chemistry in the San Francisco Bay is affecting the oyster's ability to form and maintain a hard shell
for their survival.
It is Created out of a passion
for all things
chemistry and biology related, Crystals & Catalysts is a science & health blog that is inspired by the latest updates in science news such as the as the Ebola outbreak to the benefits of coconut
water.
Fitting the usual bill
for water at 212 degrees Fahrenheit (shout out to my
chemistry homies - my chomies?)
Its
water - soluble
chemistry allows
for the kind of dreamy washes that color fields and abstractions often rely on, while its
water - resistant setting state is anchored and dependable.
While it is a very important point
for the lay person to know that the acidification of the ocean by CO2 (it combines with
water to produce dilute Carbonic Acid) can reduce the effectiveness of the Calcium Carbonate processes at sequestering Carbon (and can even reverse it, by dissolving Calcium Carbonate), your model
chemistry seems quite simplistic.