-
organic liquid can
often be
decanted away from the desiccant. The
process of
deriving vinegar also
requires decantation to
remove fats and biomolecular...
- A
decanter is a
vessel that is used to hold the
decantation of a
liquid (such as wine)
which may
contain sediment. Decanters,
which have a
varied shape...
-
Water pouring puzzles (also
called water jug problems,
decanting problems,
measuring puzzles, or Die Hard with a
Vengeance puzzles) are a
class of puzzle...
- A
settling basin,
settling pond or
decant pond is an
earthen or
concrete structure using sedimentation to
remove settleable matter and
turbidity from wastewater...
-
soluble in alcohols). The
liquid (alcohol with
dissolved fat) is then
decanted into water.
Since lipids do not
dissolve in
water while ethanol does, when...
-
mostly bottled with
conventional driven corks and need to be
decanted.
After decanting they
should be
consumed within a few days.
Recent bottlings are...
-
production also
include direct evaporation, but may also be
accomplished by
decantation and
centrifugation followed by
vacuum drying; or
direct from
cream by...
- are
decanted or
pumped into a cylinder,
resulting in a two gas mix of
oxygen and helium. With heliair, a
measured pressure of
helium is
decanted into...
-
leads the
Director to
resign his post in shame. Linda, John's mother,
decanted as a Beta-Minus in the
World State,
originally worked in the DHC's Fertilizing...
-
vegetables by hand by
workers in the field. The
contents of the
hamper may be
decanted regularly into
larger containers or a cart, wagon, or truck. The open ventilation...
