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Defluoridation is the
downward adjustment of the
level of
fluoride in
drinking water. Worldwide,
fluoride is one of the most
abundant anions present in...
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osteoporosis treatment.
Hydroxylapatite is a
potential adsorbent for the
defluoridation of
drinking water, as it
forms fluorapatite in a
three step process...
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friction in body
prostheses (e.g. hip or
shoulder prostheses).
Defluoridation Defluoridation is the
downward adjustment of the
level of
fluoride in drinking...
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process that in the U.S.
costs an
average of
about $1.36 per person-year.
Defluoridation is
needed when the
naturally occurring fluoride level exceeds recommended...
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demineralization and
enhances remineralization in early-stage cavities.
Defluoridation is
necessary when
natural fluoride exceeds recommended limits. The World...
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treatment of
drinking supplies. Bone
charcoal is the
oldest known water defluoridation agent and was
widely used in the
United States from the 1940s through...
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present in the water, as well as people's diet and
physical activity.
Defluoridation methods include membrane-based methods, precipitation, absorption, and...
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Environmental monitoring and ****essment 82 (2003): 75-81. Dahi, Eli, et al. "
Defluoridation using the
Nalgonda technique in Tanzania." (1996). Khadse, G. K., et...
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potable water from
brackish sources and to
examine its
effectiveness for
defluoridation. A
variation of this method,
known as earth–water distillation, involves...
- Kumar, E. Arun; Sankannavar, Ravi; Rao, K.
Kesava (13 June 2012). "
Defluoridation of
Drinking Water and
Rainwater Harvesting Using a
Solar Still". Industrial...
