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0a58a28e2afad427ae7ff886b7bd4f920098e525 | after the louisiana purchase in 1803, it became | after the louisiana purchase in 1803, it became the plan of the u.s. government to force native american tribes from the eastern united states into the great plains region. the eastern part of present-day oklahoma was part of this loosely defined region known as the indian territory. | wikipedia |
5b6f468528969d8a26b6b0a36675175c65e7c97b | the diocese of tulsa also called the diocese | the diocese of tulsa also called the diocese of tulsa and eastern oklahoma (latin: dioecesis tulsensis) is a latin church diocese of the catholic church in the eastern part of oklahoma in the united states. it is a suffragan diocese of the metropolitan archdiocese of oklahoma city. | wikipedia |
69e81196061a86811aab119ad6d7b166ed0de58c | includes all competitions. the list is sorted by | includes all competitions. the list is sorted by squad number when total clean sheets are equal. numbers in parentheses represent games where both goalkeepers participated and both kept a clean sheet; the number in parentheses is awarded to the goalkeeper who was substituted on, whilst a full clean sheet is awarded to ... | wikipedia |
cac84651293ae7b1e58b2468951a3913d7cac3ae | teos-10 is the international standard for the use | teos-10 is the international standard for the use and calculation of the thermodynamic properties of seawater, humid air and ice. it supersedes the former standard eos-80. teos-10 is used by oceanographers and climate scientists to calculate and model properties of the oceans such as heat content in an internationally ... | wikipedia |
f11ad4d06b4c6630dace8b276fe51ea9e4e9f07d | teos-10 was derived using absolute pressure p while | teos-10 was derived using absolute pressure p while eos-80 used the pressure relative to the sea surface 𝑝. they can be converted by: p /pa = 101325 + 10000 ∙ 𝑝 /dbar (see atmospheric pressure). | wikipedia |
33f8dfb2c0d2f74a3c916b1ff128f7b80b5507d5 | in teos-10 the current standard for temperature scales, | in teos-10 the current standard for temperature scales, its-90 (international temperature scale of 1990) is used, while eos-80 used the ipts-68 (international practical temperature of 1968). in the sia-library of teos-10 implementations to convert outdated into current scales are included. | wikipedia |
a7592ac24f4f2e35d37a35809940158adaf230b6 | eos-80 consisted of separate equations for density, sound | eos-80 consisted of separate equations for density, sound speed, freezing temperature and heat capacity but did not provide expressions for entropy or chemical potentials. therefore, it was not a complete and consistent description of the thermodynamic properties of seawater. inconsistencies in eos-80 appear for exampl... | wikipedia |
30145b60e433d7ec75cedf9526dcfd183b7bef0c | eos-80 (equation of state of seawater -1980) uses | eos-80 (equation of state of seawater -1980) uses practical salinity measured on the pss-78 (practical salinity scale of 1978) scale that itself is based on measurements of temperature, pressure and electrical conductivity. thus, eos-80 did not account for different chemical compositions of seawater. | wikipedia |
e003f1a338cf4f71e059906b954fb82675c95826 | in addition to the gsw oceanographic toolbox, the | in addition to the gsw oceanographic toolbox, the seawater-ice-air (sia) library is available for fortran and vba (for the use in excel), and covers the thermodynamic properties of seawater, ice and (moist) air. in contrast to the gsw toolbox, the sia-library exclusively uses basic si-units. | wikipedia |
555000bf333b1d1975d1019b3ca7256bb1ad7754 | teos-10 includes the gibbs seawater (gsw) oceanographic toolbox | teos-10 includes the gibbs seawater (gsw) oceanographic toolbox which is available as open source software in matlab, fortran, python, c, c++, r, julia and php. while teos-10 is generally expressed in basic si-units, the gsw package uses input and output data in commonly used oceanographic units (such as g/kg for absol... | wikipedia |
5ef1fff6bc1f3d677ec26c35f816626ff9125d5d | the handling of salinity was one of the | the handling of salinity was one of the novelties in teos-10. it defines the relationship between reference salinity and practical salinity, chlorinity or absolute salinity and accounts for the different chemical compositions by adding a regionally variable 𝛿 s a (see figure). teos-10 is valid for vienna standard mean... | wikipedia |
fbfde5287c6ceeecde559602899bed4e15fb3ea9 | additionally, teos-10 covers derived properties, for example the | additionally, teos-10 covers derived properties, for example the potential temperature and conservative temperature, the buoyancy frequency, the planetary vorticity and the montgomery and cunningham geostrophic streamfunctions. a complete list of featured properties can be found in the teos-10 manual. | wikipedia |
8acd871fc5d691e6fb584a387a769201aa028b47 | teos-10 covers all thermodynamic properties of liquid water, | teos-10 covers all thermodynamic properties of liquid water, seawater, ice, water vapour and humid air within their particular ranges of validity as well as their mutual equilibrium composites such as sea ice or cloudy (wet and icy) air. | wikipedia |
c633984c97511df5aefaf3aa911cdfa967f069d5 | the thermodynamic potential functions are determined by a | the thermodynamic potential functions are determined by a set of adjustable parameters which are tuned to fit experimental data and theoretical laws of physics like the ideal gas equation. since absolute energy and entropy cannot be directly measured, arbitrary reference states for liquid water, seawater and dry air in... | wikipedia |
7c07996c76afd3fe44c5af0049ae525019706b72 | teos-10 is based on thermodynamic potentials. fluids like | teos-10 is based on thermodynamic potentials. fluids like humid air and liquid water in teos-10 are therefore described by the helmholtz energy f(m,t,v)=f(m,t,m/ρ) or the specific helmholtz-energy f(t,ρ)=f(m,t,m/ρ)/m. the helmholtz energy has a unique value across phase boundaries. for the calculation of the thermodyna... | wikipedia |
b36a60053706cacd5795d4e667d27792ec3c2552 | teos-10 was developed by the scor(scientific committee on | teos-10 was developed by the scor(scientific committee on oceanic research) / iapso(international association for the physical sciences of the oceans) working group 127 which was chaired by trevor mcdougall. it has been approved as the official description of the thermodynamic properties of seawater, humid air and ice ... | wikipedia |
e1d94db4422fe21ff11a6e488a5f9e01790cfbd5 | teos-10 (thermodynamic equation of seawater - 2010) is | teos-10 (thermodynamic equation of seawater - 2010) is the international standard for the use and calculation of the thermodynamic properties of seawater, humid air and ice. it supersedes the former standard eos-80 (equation of state of seawater 1980). teos-10 is used by oceanographers and climate scientists to calcula... | wikipedia |
6d4499e333ebd01386b06e3d88b1c36012daae12 | the c with bar, also known as barred | the c with bar, also known as barred c, is a modified letter of the latin alphabet, formed from c with the addition of a bar. it was used in the final version of the unified northern alphabet, approved in 1932, for saami, selkup, khanty, evenki, even, nanai, udege, chukchi, koryak and nivkh languages to denote the soun... | wikipedia |
266af82ef1ac4c9a71c05d28345efb12b1160c6b | the united states federal geographic data committee uses | the united states federal geographic data committee uses the capital barred c to represent the cambrian period in geologic history. in phonetic transcription, the lowercase barred c may denote a voiceless palatal fricative (ipa:), and in 1963, it was proposed as a symbol for a voiceless flat postalveolar fricative by w... | wikipedia |
41e1b4b9f9cec717d5836aee8e1ff6c0681edcd6 | the c with bar (majuscule: Ꞓ, minuscule: ꞓ), | the c with bar (majuscule: Ꞓ, minuscule: ꞓ), also known as barred c, is a modified letter of the latin alphabet, formed from c with the addition of a bar. it was used in the final version of the unified northern alphabet, approved in 1932, for saami, selkup, khanty, evenki, even, nanai, udege, chukchi, koryak and nivkh... | wikipedia |
7f8d9a24fd29b813b4cf1d1fc3ec25358e076329 | the catecholamines are a group of neurotransmitters composed | the catecholamines are a group of neurotransmitters composed of the endogenous substances dopamine, noradrenaline (norepinephrine), and adrenaline (epinephrine), as well as numerous artificially synthesized compounds such as isoprenaline - an anti-bradycardiac medication. their investigation constitutes a major chapter... | wikipedia |
42c1639cd0cc570269134d5fd7e13b7acb61f1c9 | earl wilbur sutherland won the 1971 nobel prize | earl wilbur sutherland won the 1971 nobel prize in physiology or medicine ″for his discoveries concerning the mechanisms of the action of hormones″, in particular the discovery of cyclic adenosine monophosphate as second messenger in the action of catecholamines at β-adrenoceptors and of glucagon at glucagon receptors,... | wikipedia |
655a0e35f62d01db694f43f6f5430f827e9328ca | in 1986, the first gene coding for a | in 1986, the first gene coding for a catecholamine receptor, the β -adrenoceptor from hamster lung, was cloned by a group of sixteen scientists, among them robert lefkowitz and brian kobilka of duke university in durham, north carolina. genes for all mammalian catecholamine receptors have now been cloned, for the nine ... | wikipedia |
cc0d0e6e40e021317e1467ed366a9f25900f6f14 | even before dopamine was identified as the third | even before dopamine was identified as the third catecholamine transmitter, blaschko suspected it might possess receptors of its own, since peter holtz and his group in 1942 had found that small doses of dopamine lowered the blood pressure of rabbits and guinea pigs, whereas adrenaline always increased the blood pressu... | wikipedia |
c053a6d0946400914375653dcfa2451809cd8b4c | after premonitions for example in the work of | after premonitions for example in the work of the portuguese pharmacologist serafim guimarães, α-adrenoceptor subclassification came in 1971 with the discovery of the self-regulation of noradrenaline release through α-adrenoceptors on noradrenergic synaptic terminals, presynaptic α- autoreceptors. their existence was i... | wikipedia |
16cdcb607b9f180b78ed067c11107b94a8f4368e | dichloroisoprenaline was the first beta blocker; it retains | dichloroisoprenaline was the first beta blocker; it retains some intrinsic activity. pronethalol followed in 1962 and propranolol in 1964, both invented by james black and his colleagues at imperial chemical industries pharmaceuticals in england. in 1967, β-adrenoceptors were subdivided into β and β, and a third β type... | wikipedia |
6fd7e47a2866c203458cb2aa5af5f0a12a7ebdef | the α,β-terminology initially was slow to spread. this | the α,β-terminology initially was slow to spread. this changed with two publications in 1958. in the first, from lilly research laboratories, dichloroisoprenaline selectively blocked some smooth muscle inhibitory effects of adrenaline and isoprenaline; in the second, it blocked cardiac excitatory effects of adrenaline ... | wikipedia |
e19a571073f4a536455ed37c0195a86fb82372a8 | in retrospect, although ahlquist was right in his | in retrospect, although ahlquist was right in his ″one transmitter – two receptors″ postulate, he erred in the identification of the transmitter with adrenaline. there is an additional qualification. for many responses to sympathetic nerve stimulation, the atp co-stored with noradrenaline () is a cotransmitter. it acts... | wikipedia |
81229e9f783985129d74cd985a53d3ca5408f95a | the haze surrounding the receptors was thus blown | the haze surrounding the receptors was thus blown away. yet, perhaps because ahlquist dismissed cannon and rosenblueth rather harshly, his manuscript was rejected by the journal of pharmacology and experimental therapeutics and only in a second submission accepted by the american journal of physiology. | wikipedia |
b9a954f31b1ea72b166e5ec24c59b28615b65c4e | ahlquist was head of the department of pharmacology | ahlquist was head of the department of pharmacology of the university of georgia school of medicine, now georgia regents university. in 1948 he saw what had escaped dale in 1906. “the adrenotropic receptors have been considered to be of two classes, those whose action results in excitation and those whose action result... | wikipedia |
1dc0cf69df012245d56deca217c2dba8c53749c6 | catecholamine receptors persisted in this wavering state for | catecholamine receptors persisted in this wavering state for more than forty years. additional blocking agents were found such as tolazoline in switzerland and phenoxybenzamine in the united states, but like the ergot alkaloids they blocked only the smooth muscle excitatory receptors. additional agonists also were synt... | wikipedia |
45860d9ab51f748b4556ace2b8de40d542d1c145 | research on the catecholamines was interwoven with research | research on the catecholamines was interwoven with research on their receptors. in 1904, dale became head of the wellcome physiological research laboratory in london and started research on ergot extracts. the relevance of his communication in 1906 ″on some physiological actions of ergot″ lies less in the effects of th... | wikipedia |
60655d12d6bdc463d2495a38fdda3a57a535181d | with the advent of molecular genetics, the three | with the advent of molecular genetics, the three transport mechanisms have been traced to the proteins and their genes since 1990. they now consist of the plasma membrane noradrenaline transporter (nat or net), the classical uptake, and the analogous dopamine transporter (dat); the plasma membrane extraneuronal monoami... | wikipedia |
21a5f803ab58da573db1c34f75840ef18a1eacea | acetylcholine, once released, is degraded in the extracellular | acetylcholine, once released, is degraded in the extracellular space by acetylcholinesterase, which faces that space. in the case the catecholamines, however, the enzymes of degradation monoamine oxidase and catechol-o-methyl transferase, like the enzymes of synthesis, are intracellular. not metabolism but uptake throu... | wikipedia |
635205a2d977f4aac59a015218aeb85ceb126f6d | acetylcholine, once released, is degraded in the extracellular | cambridge found that other cells also took up catecholamines. he called uptake into noradrenergic neurons, which were cocaine-sensitive, uptake and uptake into other cells, which were cocaine-resistant, uptake. with the reserpine-sensitive uptake from the cytoplasm into the storage vesicles there were thus three catec... | wikipedia |
2f118a22c1aac0fc1024f8f96b9498d13c5e4f78 | catecholamines are synthesized inside cells and sequestered in | catecholamines are synthesized inside cells and sequestered in intracellular vesicles. this was first shown by blaschko and arnold welch (1908–2003) in oxford and by hillarp and his group in lund for the adrenal medulla and later for sympathetic nerves and the brain. in addition the vesicles contained adenosine triphos... | wikipedia |
991d490594f139943164d4b7040b469548575f94 | in 1970, von euler and axelrod were two | in 1970, von euler and axelrod were two of three winners of the nobel prize in physiology or medicine, “for their discoveries concerning the humoral transmitters in the nerve terminals and the mechanism for their storage, release and inactivation”, and in 2000 carlsson was one of three winners who got the prize “for th... | wikipedia |
84bca4942e71fcc6549287e0fe6df503dcfd20d9 | as noradrenaline is an intermediate on the path | as noradrenaline is an intermediate on the path to adrenaline, dopamine is on the path to noradrenaline (and hence adrenaline.) in 1957 dopamine was identified in the human brain by researcher katharine montagu. in 1958/59 arvid carlsson and his group in the pharmacology department of the university of lund, including ... | wikipedia |
b11d4dc9a7ba98d30f8a148cb740bd4ff17c4ceb | the next step led to the central nervous | the next step led to the central nervous system. it was taken by marthe vogt, a refugee from germany who at that time worked with john henry gaddum in the institute of pharmacology of the university of edinburgh. ″the presence of noradrenaline and adrenaline in the brain has been demonstrated by von euler (1946) and ho... | wikipedia |
512755453daa134c6f5fe321a8c84d624130748b | remembering his and barger's structure-activity analysis of 1910, | remembering his and barger's structure-activity analysis of 1910, dale wrote in 1953: “doubtless i ought to have seen that nor-adrenaline might be the main transmitter – that elliott’s theory might be right in principle and faulty only in this detail. … it is easy, of course, to be wise in the light of facts recently d... | wikipedia |
bda7891f5480554ecb0cca0d284100323f75dcc5 | the war prevented peter holtz and his group | the war prevented peter holtz and his group in rostock from being recognized side by side with von euler as discoverers of the second catecholamine transmitter noradrenaline. their approach was different. they sought for catecholamines in human urine and found a blood pressure-increasing material urosympathin that they... | wikipedia |
86bf5affe8e469df534af2910f3f1443b88cdd12 | thanks to holtz and blaschko it was clear | thanks to holtz and blaschko it was clear that animals synthesized noradrenaline. what was needed to attribute a transmitter role to it was proof of its presence in tissues at effective concentrations and not only as a short-lived intermediate. on april 16, 1945, ulf von euler of karolinska institute in stockholm, who ... | wikipedia |
ff355f7b2d23237004092543f6b1dc8ffe439902 | even before contributing to the formation pathway, blaschko | even before contributing to the formation pathway, blaschko had discovered a destruction mechanism. an enzyme tyramine oxidase described in 1928 also oxidized dopamine, noradrenaline and adrenaline. it was later named monoamine oxidase. this seemed to clarify the fate of the catecholamines in the body, but in 1956 blas... | wikipedia |
edd7c0209c075c96773a5bd0287aae58b47d69a6 | in a review of earlier work on catecholamine | in a review of earlier work on catecholamine biosynthesis, german-british biochemist hermann blaschko (1900–1993) wrote: "our modern knowledge of the biosynthetic pathway for the catecholamines begins in 1939, with the publication of a paper by peter holtz and his colleagues: they described the presence in the guinea-p... | wikipedia |
64f82f9747f9dffab7d70aba98f226189c59af3f | in 1936, the year when loewi accepted adrenaline | in 1936, the year when loewi accepted adrenaline as the (amphibian) sympathetic transmitter, dale and loewi received the nobel prize in physiology or medicine ″for their discoveries relating to chemical transmission of nerve impulses″. | wikipedia |
aea0dd5c73270d10c926d45818b9bac5c1a08133 | he was correct in the latter statement. in | he was correct in the latter statement. in most amphibian organs including the heart, the concentration of adrenaline far exceeds that of noradrenaline, and adrenaline is indeed the main transmitter. in mammals, however, difficulties arose. in a comprehensive structure-activity study of adrenaline-like compounds, dale ... | wikipedia |
3c0ed56f4a972db428162933a1030f442555ab13 | the breakthrough for chemical neurotransmission came when, in | the breakthrough for chemical neurotransmission came when, in 1921, otto loewi in graz demonstrated the ″humorale Übertragbarkeit der herznervenwirkung″ in amphibians. vagusstoff transmitted inhibition from the vagus nerves, and acceleransstoff transmitted stimulation from the sympathetic nerves to the heart. loewi too... | wikipedia |
011206d006c1f6d2f9ef521817d420a2962f4daa | a new chapter was opened when max lewandowsky | a new chapter was opened when max lewandowsky in 1899 in berlin observed that adrenal extracts acted on the smooth muscle of the eye and orbit of cats — such as the iris dilator muscle and nictitating membrane — in the same way as sympathetic nerve stimulation. the correspondence was extended by john newport langley an... | wikipedia |
c1148b6eb4ae20f951f7b6810846944c6df0913e | in 1897, john jacob abel in baltimore partially | in 1897, john jacob abel in baltimore partially purified adrenal extracts to what he called “epinephrin”, and otto von fürth in strasbourg to what he called “suprarenin”. the japanese chemist jōkichi takamine, who had set up his own laboratory in new york, invented an isolation procedure and obtained it in pure crystal... | wikipedia |
1e9222acd458ed1b09054321cd787da09ab59750 | another year later, the us-american ophthalmologist william bates, | another year later, the us-american ophthalmologist william bates, perhaps motivated like oliver, instilled adrenal extracts into the eye and found that ″the conjunctiva of the globe and lids whitened in a few minutes″, correctly explained the effect by vasoconstriction, and administered the extracts in various eye dis... | wikipedia |
89298cc5bb8f344632cf6bef5983ddf827394ef4 | a year after oliver and schafer, władysław szymonowicz | a year after oliver and schafer, władysław szymonowicz (1869–1939) and napoleon cybulski of the jagiellonian university in kraków reported similar findings and conclusions. they found that blood from the adrenal veins caused hypertension when injected intravenously in a recipient dog, whereas blood from other veins did... | wikipedia |
452859d8f3ebe242874a388b48ffd6d4aab9c782 | the reports created a sensation. oliver was fast | the reports created a sensation. oliver was fast to try adrenal extracts in patients, orally again and rather indiscriminately, from addison's disease, hypotension (″loss of vasomotor tone″), diabetes mellitus and diabetes insipidus to graves' disease (″exophthalmic goiter″). it seems he adhered to contemporary ideas o... | wikipedia |
2288b26d3df5f809f51234a9dc21e2e54ceae380 | on march 10, 1894, oliver and schafer presented | on march 10, 1894, oliver and schafer presented their findings to the physiological society in london. a 47-page account followed a year later, in the style of the time without statistics, but with precise description of many individual experiments and 25 recordings on kymograph smoked drums, showing, besides the blood... | wikipedia |
44e16f9cdd004f956b8eeecebb86df2bd2552f57 | despite this tale being reiterated many times, it | despite this tale being reiterated many times, it is not beyond doubt. dale himself said that it was handed down at university college and showed some surprise that the constriction of the radial artery was measurable. of oliver's descendants, none recalled experiments on his son. dale's report of subcutaneous injectio... | wikipedia |
82839fa6c04fcbb9badf0bb5d358aee5f2d81666 | dr. oliver, i was told i had a | dr. oliver, i was told i had a liking and a ′flair′ for the invention of simple appliances, with which observations and experiments could be made on the human subject. dr oliver had invented a small instrument with which he claimed to be able to measure, through the unbroken skin, the diameter of a living artery, such ... | wikipedia |
8bc9264fb41327c38bbd14ccc98e43c90d19bb2a | george oliver was a physician practicing in the | george oliver was a physician practicing in the spa town of harrogate in north yorkshire while edward albert schäfer was professor of physiology at university college london. in 1918, he prefixed the surname of his physiology teacher, william sharpey, to his own to become edward albert sharpey schafer. the canonical st... | wikipedia |
34991deac0449f92aafab35779619018d060eeb3 | in the early 1890s, in the laboratory of | in the early 1890s, in the laboratory of oswald schmiedeberg in strasbourg, the german pharmacologist carl jacob (1857–1944) studied the relationship between the adrenal glands and the intestine. electrical stimulation of the vagus nerve or injection of muscarine elicited peristalsis. this peristalsis was promptly abol... | wikipedia |
bcc2f21611b384da08a3ccb53a9f865fa095a916 | at the same time, the french physician alfred | at the same time, the french physician alfred vulpian also made discoveries about the adrenal medulla. material scraped from the adrenal medulla turned green when ferric chloride was added. this did not occur with the adrenal cortex nor with any other tissue. vulpian even came to the insight that the substance entered ... | wikipedia |
37d48ba1925f7e6e96875a41e1b961d99e331a66 | british physician and physiologist henry hyde salter (1823–1871) | british physician and physiologist henry hyde salter (1823–1871) included a chapter on treatment by " stimulants ", in a book on asthma which was first published in 1860. he noted the benefits of strong coffee, presumably because it dispelled sleep, which favored asthma. even more impressive to him, however, was the re... | wikipedia |
7f8d9a24fd29b813b4cf1d1fc3ec25358e076329 | the catecholamines are a group of neurotransmitters composed | the catecholamines are a group of neurotransmitters composed of the endogenous substances dopamine, noradrenaline (norepinephrine), and adrenaline (epinephrine), as well as numerous artificially synthesized compounds such as isoprenaline - an anti-bradycardiac medication. their investigation constitutes a major chapter... | wikipedia |
2cec80095055848718c016f2c479e6d9c2e6a64a | in colloidal chemistry, flocculation is a process by | in colloidal chemistry, flocculation is a process by which colloidal particles come out of suspension to sediment in the form of floc or flake, either spontaneously or due to the addition of a clarifying agent. the action differs from precipitation in that, prior to flocculation, colloids are merely suspended, under th... | wikipedia |
d0569ebb0a4d5ad88712a39362c3c5b1aeabfbb9 | deflocculation is the exact opposite of flocculation, also | deflocculation is the exact opposite of flocculation, also sometimes known as peptization. sodium silicate (na sio) is a typical example. usually in higher ph ranges in addition to low ionic strength of solutions and domination of monovalent metal cations the colloidal particles can be dispersed. the additive that prev... | wikipedia |
873bfd5d1dd9282d30f9211315e6da9f7958e15a | flocculation and sedimentation are widely employed in the | flocculation and sedimentation are widely employed in the purification of drinking water as well as in sewage treatment, storm-water treatment and treatment of industrial wastewater streams. typical treatment processes consist of grates, coagulation, flocculation, sedimentation, granular filtration and disinfection. as... | wikipedia |
61771625fd2f35bd5c94a4ef21ec14120c8cdaf3 | yeast flocculation is partially determined by the calcium | yeast flocculation is partially determined by the calcium concentration, often in the 50-100ppm range. calcium salts can be added to cause flocculation, or the process can be reversed by removing calcium by adding phosphate to form insoluble calcium phosphate, adding excess sulfate to form insoluble calcium sulfate, or... | wikipedia |
7829536e87a4ed2b693a89eeef4161d8026827d3 | in the brewing industry flocculation has a different | in the brewing industry flocculation has a different meaning. it is a very important process in fermentation during the production of beer where cells form macroscopic flocs. these flocs cause the yeast to sediment or rise to the top of a fermentation at the end of the fermentation. subsequently, the yeast can be colle... | wikipedia |
7945b090866e5e84afabb7209177eb6b1411ae86 | flocculation is widely employed to measure the progress | flocculation is widely employed to measure the progress of curd formation in the initial stages of cheese making to determine how long the curds must set. the reaction involving the rennet micelles are modeled by smoluchowski kinetics. during the renneting of milk the micelles can approach one another and flocculate, a... | wikipedia |
498ebed25c47678b691e923588c91de7f8d69f62 | flocculation is used in biotechnology applications in conjunction | flocculation is used in biotechnology applications in conjunction with microfiltration to improve the efficiency of biological feeds. the addition of synthetic flocculants to the bioreactor can increase the average particle size making microfiltration more efficient. when flocculants are not added, cakes form and accum... | wikipedia |
fe27e0652b985af3e2f88633837c3e68b7c756ba | in civil engineering, and in the earth sciences, | in civil engineering, and in the earth sciences, flocculation is a condition in which clays, polymers or other small charged particles become attached and form a fragile structure, a floc. in dispersed clay slurries,flocculation occurs after mechanical agitation ceases and the dispersed clay platelets spontaneously for... | wikipedia |
4cdcf8496ad54f65dc5deba4a989bf20d3909e28 | for emulsions, flocculation describes clustering of individual dispersed | for emulsions, flocculation describes clustering of individual dispersed droplets together, whereby the individual droplets do not lose their identity. flocculation is thus the initial step leading to further ageing of the emulsion (droplet coalescence and the ultimate separation of the phases). flocculation is used in... | wikipedia |
d07f5c89cfa9c5a2ba9f3793d3982b9c9dd5efd9 | in colloid chemistry, flocculation refers to the process | in colloid chemistry, flocculation refers to the process by which fine particulates are caused to clump together into a floc. the floc may then float to the top of the liquid (creaming), settle to the bottom of the liquid (sedimentation), or be readily filtered from the liquid. flocculation behavior of soil colloids is... | wikipedia |
b3e3a9dae0b3ad7371b3afecbcaf67ed5beb9100 | the process by which the dosage and choice | the process by which the dosage and choice of flocculant are selected is called a jar test. the equipment used for jar testing consists of one or more beakers, each equipped with a paddle mixer. after the addition of flocculants, rapid mixing takes place, followed by slow mixing and later the sedimentation process. sam... | wikipedia |
a95a065181e5ce58d5459ca2c441812be039bda3 | during flocculation, gentle mixing accelerates the rate of | during flocculation, gentle mixing accelerates the rate of particle collision, and the destabilized particles are further aggregated and enmeshed into larger precipitates. flocculation is affected by several parameters, including mixing shear and intensity, time and ph. the product of the mixing intensity and mixing ti... | wikipedia |
2bc393fbc893763b199352d0c79df526d627b797 | basically, coagulation is a process of addition of | basically, coagulation is a process of addition of coagulant to destabilize a stabilized charged particle. meanwhile, flocculation is a technique that promotes agglomeration and assists in the settling of particles. the most common used coagulant is alum, al (so) ·14h o. | wikipedia |
510584ffbccbb4030c8cde990b68e01317d2c8e7 | according to the iupac definition, flocculation is "a | according to the iupac definition, flocculation is "a process of contact and adhesion whereby the particles of a dispersion form larger-size clusters". flocculation is synonymous with agglomeration and coagulation/ coalescence. | wikipedia |
48948c687604c5186aafbb4732b68f41689aba39 | coagulation and flocculation are important processes in fermentation | coagulation and flocculation are important processes in fermentation and water treatment with coagulation aimed to destabilize and aggregate particles through chemical interactions between the coagulant and colloids, and flocculation to sediment the destabilized particles by causing their aggregation into floc. | wikipedia |
8fe1e80ce42ea737513ac86c71c4bd58eabb79f8 | in colloidal chemistry, flocculation is a process by | in colloidal chemistry, flocculation is a process by which colloidal particles come out of suspension to sediment in the form of floc or flake, either spontaneously or due to the addition of a clarifying agent. the action differs from precipitation in that, prior to flocculation, colloids are merely suspended, under th... | wikipedia |
6186183948729bb468e17cc214258da36abc59b3 | agglomeration (except in polymer science) coagulation (except in | agglomeration (except in polymer science) coagulation (except in polymer science) flocculation (except in polymer science) process of contact and adhesion whereby dispersed molecules or particles are held together by weak physical interactions ultimately leading to phase separation by the formation of precipitates of l... | wikipedia |
d5bc1e7d1ae349dcbe6a700f3179da96171a20d8 | christopher james ikonomidis is an australian professional soccer | christopher james ikonomidis is an australian professional soccer player who plays as an attacking midfielder or as a winger for macarthur fc. he is notable in being capped by his senior national team despite not yet having played a single senior game at club level at the time. | wikipedia |
ae1a1584ca353baaee4329ef3ccbc8dd097e925a | on 11 march 2015, socceroos coach ange postecoglou | on 11 march 2015, socceroos coach ange postecoglou named ikonomidis in the senior squad for friendlies against reigning world champion germany and macedonia to be held that month. he was substituted on replacing nathan burns in the game against macedonia in skopje on 30 march to earn his first senior socceroos cap. his... | wikipedia |
aecbf7700b1d8d39dec971c2565942182de22317 | in 2013, he was called up by paul | in 2013, he was called up by paul okon to the australian u20's for the cotif tournament in valencia, and again in the 2014 afc u-19 championship, where he played one game against the uae. he was also called up to the olyroos for the 2013 afc u-22 championship in oman (which was actually held in 2014), where he played a... | wikipedia |
a5b39310cea87d52b09c9a05df0ee514fab03665 | ikonomidis is of greek heritage and was eligible | ikonomidis is of greek heritage and was eligible for senior call-ups to both the australia national team and the greece national team. he turned down greece in favour of australia, being quoted in 2013 saying "i was approached by the greek federation 12 months ago, but i said no. i am 100 per cent playing for australia... | wikipedia |
e37eaad23fa35e2dd8a1d380f654cdbb9a96131c | on 31 august 2016, ikonomidis joined agf in | on 31 august 2016, ikonomidis joined agf in the danish superliga on a season-long loan in a bid for regular game time. he made his debut on 12 september 2016, coming on as a 66th minute substitute in a 3–1 victory over nordsjælland. he had a good season at agf, but agf announced that ikonomidis was one out of five play... | wikipedia |
fe0e256b629bc8ee5d37f637e94eac20a7182160 | for the second half of the 2015–16 season, | for the second half of the 2015–16 season, lazio loaned ikonomidis to salernitana from the serie b. he made his serie b debut for salernitana on 22 january 2016, playing the full match at home to brescia, where his cross led to a brescia own goal. | wikipedia |
91b2e05c74bff9d2ddc58927b703562370f4b9d0 | in 2013, after 18 months at atalanta, ikonomidis | in 2013, after 18 months at atalanta, ikonomidis was offered a three-year youth contract by lazio. after strong performances with lazio's primavera squad, ikonomidis made his senior debut for lazio on 10 december 2015 starting in the final group stage match of the 2015–16 uefa europa league against as saint-Étienne. ik... | wikipedia |
00d30ec61c3dc64b2fb3cb8617af88eebf01ec30 | ikonomidis came from a family who had always | ikonomidis came from a family who had always played football, started playing himself when he was four years old in sydney at local team cronulla rsl. he played youth football for npl nsw side sutherland sharks. in 2010, he was part of the team that won the oceania zone of the manchester united premier cup, qualifying ... | wikipedia |
4256c577700b8d8fc678b08cde5fc3ea7442a3af | christopher james ikonomidis (greek: Χριστόφορος Οικονομίδης; / ɪ | christopher james ikonomidis (greek: Χριστόφορος Οικονομίδης; / ɪ ˌ k ɒ n ə ˈ m iː d ɪ s / ih- kon -ə- meed -iss; born 4 may 1995) is an australian professional soccer player who plays as an attacking midfielder or as a winger for macarthur fc. | wikipedia |
562eac2fab2accb2fd05c4a64d4c76f44e704486 | a powder is a dry, bulk solid composed | a powder is a dry, bulk solid composed of many very fine particles that may flow freely when shaken or tilted. powders are a special sub-class of granular materials, although the terms powder and granular are sometimes used to distinguish separate classes of material. in particular, powders refer to those granular mate... | wikipedia |
3722d99d63085ac54a7514a7d3f629b334ff4df0 | a paste or gel might become a powder | a paste or gel might become a powder after it has been thoroughly dried, but is not considered a powder when it is wet because it does not flow freely. substances like dried clay, although dry bulk solids composed of very fine particles, are not powders unless they are crushed because they have too much cohesion betwee... | wikipedia |
ceaef18199483c12869fe3d3739abfbdfdd44b2d | many common powders made in industry are combustible; | many common powders made in industry are combustible; particularly metals or organic materials such as flour. since powders have a very high surface area, they can combust with explosive force once ignited. facilities such as flour mills can be vulnerable to such explosions without proper dust mitigation efforts. | wikipedia |
18aaa950ebf41773b2237078bf94f4e49a2981b0 | some powders may be dustier than others. the | some powders may be dustier than others. the tendency of a powder to generate particles in the air under a given energy input is called " dustiness ". it is an important powder property which is relevant to powder aerosolization. it also has implications for human exposure to aerosolized particles and the associated he... | wikipedia |
546c67fb1d5fe2be94825796381d6b3f35f97415 | the aerodynamic properties of powders are often used | the aerodynamic properties of powders are often used to transport them in industrial applications. pneumatic conveying is the transport of powders or grains through a pipe by blowing gas. a gas fluidized bed is a container filled with a powder or granular substance that is fluffed up by blowing gas upwardly through it.... | wikipedia |
5a26bb0a028c4b0ee84dc67d295b79afb6222931 | the cohesive forces between the particles tend to | the cohesive forces between the particles tend to resist their becoming airborne, and the motion of wind across the surface is less likely to disturb a low-lying dust particle than a larger sand grain that protrudes higher into the wind. mechanical agitation such as vehicle traffic, digging or passing herds of animals ... | wikipedia |
feec3538da7fa1a54670a2195a2502ff23cd4f4f | also, if powder particles are sufficiently small, they | also, if powder particles are sufficiently small, they may become suspended in the atmosphere for a very long time. random motion of the air molecules and turbulence provide upward forces that may counteract the downward force of gravity. coarse granulars, on the other hand, are so heavy that they fall immediately back... | wikipedia |
5c9ce8a04c722beedd803959c01e4adf98340041 | powders are transported in the atmosphere differently from | powders are transported in the atmosphere differently from a coarse granular material. for one thing, tiny particles have little inertia compared to the drag force of the gas that surrounds them, and so they tend to go with the flow instead of traveling in straight lines. for this reason, powders may be an inhalation h... | wikipedia |
036d094d7b05b527c77456f50a465bf2157e2808 | many other powder behaviors are common to all | many other powder behaviors are common to all granular materials. these include segregation, stratification, jamming and unjamming, fragility, loss of kinetic energy, frictional shearing, compaction and reynolds' dilatancy. | wikipedia |
c1163ffb0169717d80f893510ed04c79f852cf08 | the clumping behavior of a powder arises because | the clumping behavior of a powder arises because of the molecular van der waals force that causes individual grains to cling to one another. this force is present not just in powders, but in sand and gravel, too. however, in such coarse granular materials the weight and the inertia of the individual grains are much lar... | wikipedia |
036c94d16931ddcb60a65befa4f216ebe06f4895 | typically, a powder can be compacted or loosened | typically, a powder can be compacted or loosened into a vastly larger range of bulk densities than can a coarser granular material. when deposited by sprinkling, a powder may be very light and fluffy. when vibrated or compressed it may become very dense and even lose its ability to flow. the bulk density of coarse sand... | wikipedia |
24e112376849d07d142b12791bb7d7fe10ad210f | many manufactured goods come in powder form, such | many manufactured goods come in powder form, such as flour, sugar, ground coffee, powdered milk, copy machine toner, gunpowder, cosmetic powders, and some pharmaceuticals. in nature, dust, fine sand and snow, volcanic ash, and the top layer of the lunar regolith are also examples. | wikipedia |
562eac2fab2accb2fd05c4a64d4c76f44e704486 | a powder is a dry, bulk solid composed | a powder is a dry, bulk solid composed of many very fine particles that may flow freely when shaken or tilted. powders are a special sub-class of granular materials, although the terms powder and granular are sometimes used to distinguish separate classes of material. in particular, powders refer to those granular mate... | wikipedia |
d4badda56be9c3d999044b351ba8cbc1e2b67540 | in oceanography, sea state is the general condition | in oceanography, sea state is the general condition of the free surface on a large body of water—with respect to wind waves and swell—at a certain location and moment. a sea state is characterized by statistics, including the wave height, period, and spectrum. the sea state varies with time, as the wind and swell condi... | wikipedia |
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