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tissue or an organism.
Examples include bone
demineralization or
tooth demineralization.
Demineralization can lead to
serious diseases such as osteoporosis...
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Demineralized bone
matrix (DBM) is
allograft bone that has had the
inorganic mineral removed,
leaving behind the
organic "collagen" matrix. It was first...
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Organization investigated the
health effects of
demineralized water in 1980, and
found that
demineralized water increased diuresis and the
elimination of...
- to be processed. The company's
white spirits are then
diluted with
demineralized water to the
desired alcohol content in a
white spirits blending tank...
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minerals in
water can help to
protect against nutritional deficiency.
Demineralized water may also
increase the risk from
toxic metals because it more readily...
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Aljabo A,
Strange A,
Ibrahim S,
Coathup M,
Young AM, et al. (2016). "
Demineralization-remineralization
dynamics in
teeth and bone".
International Journal...
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cariogenic bacteria. As the
cementum of root
surfaces is more
easily demineralized than
enamel surfaces, a
wider variety of
bacteria can
cause root caries...
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remove ions such as Na+ and Ca2+ from
aqueous solutions,
producing demineralized water. The acid is used to
rinse the
cations from the resins. Na+ is...
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Demineralizing has the
potential to be used in the silk
sector enabling wet
reeling of Wild Silk moth
cocoons by
removing the
mineral layer present in...
- Borzabadi-Farahani A,
Lynch E,
Borsboom P,
Ruben J (2019). "Remineralization of
Demineralized Enamel and
Dentine Using 3 Dentifrices-An
InVitro Study". Dent J (Basel)...
