- Look up
coagulant in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Coagulant can
refer to:
Flocculation Coagulation of the
blood Coagulation (water treatment) Coagulation...
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mixture curdles into a soft gel.
Coagulants are
typically added at
concentrations between 1.5 and 5.0 g/kg. In all
coagulants consisting of
calcium or magnesium...
- the
charges are
neutralized (cationic
coagulants neutralize the
anionic colloids). At this
value (0), the
coagulant dose can be said to be optimum. Coagulation...
- Coagulation, also
known as clotting, is the
process by
which blood changes from a
liquid to a gel,
forming a
blood clot. It
results in hemostasis, the...
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these coagulants result in
bitterness and low
yield in cheese,
especially when aged for a long time. Over the years[when?],
microbial coagulants have improved...
- polyacrylamides.
These water-soluble
polymers are used as
flocculants and
coagulants in solid/water
separation to
recycle water,
rheology modifiers and friction...
-
substances are also used.
Bittern can be used
instead of aluminum-based
coagulants in the
treatment of
wastewater produced during the fabric-dyeing process...
- activity. It is the
amount of
inhibitor that will
inactivate half of a
coagulant during the
incubation period. It is the
standard measure used in the United...
-
Australian elapid snakes. The
venom contains neurotoxins, myotoxins, and
coagulants and has
haemolytic properties.
Victims can also lose
their sense of smell...
- Dafader, Y. N. Jolly, M. E. Haque, F.
Akhtar & M. U. Ahmad: The Role of
Coagulants on the
Preparation of
Dipped film from
Radiation Vulcanized Natural Rubber...
