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Cold-water marine natural products
Natural Product Reports, 2007Marine natural products isolated from organisms collected from cold-water habitats are described. Emphasis is on bioactive compounds from tunicates, sponges, microbes, bryozoans, corals, algae, molluscs and echinoderms. Synthetic studies of several important classes of cold-water compounds are highlighted.
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Reducing Water Scarcity by Improving Water Productivity
2020<p>Nearly one-sixth of US river basins are unable to consistently meet societal water demands while also providing sufficient water for the environment. Water scarcity is expected to intensify and spread as populations increase, new water demands emerge, and climate changes.
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1992
Water is the culture environment for fish or other aquatic organisms. It is the physical support, in which they carry out their life functions, such as feeding and excretion. Water properties can be divided into two main categories: physical characteristics, like density and temperature, and chemical characteristics, the concentration of solutes and ...
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Water is the culture environment for fish or other aquatic organisms. It is the physical support, in which they carry out their life functions, such as feeding and excretion. Water properties can be divided into two main categories: physical characteristics, like density and temperature, and chemical characteristics, the concentration of solutes and ...
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Productive Water Use in Rice Production: Opportunities and Limitations
Journal of Crop Production, 2000Summary It is crucial for food security to produce more rice with decreasing availability of water for rice production. This article seeks to answer the question “Does rice really require an abundance of water?” and discusses strategies and options to make rice production more water-efficient.
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Water reclamation: Productive membranes for water reclamation
Filtration & Separation, 2008Singapore's innovative management of its limited water resources has made the country a central testing area for some of the newest, leading-edge developments in water treatment. In this article, we look at the pilot-testing of Dow Water Solutions' 16-inch RO membranes by the Singapore national water authority, PUB.
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Hydrogen Production by Water Splitting
2015Hydrogen is a promising energy vector in many industries such as: metallurgical industry, thermal treatments, petrochemical industry, food industry, electrical energy production, electronic industry, mechanical industry because of the zero environmental impact of the combustion products (only water).
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Water Resources Management for Enhancing Water Productivity
2017The adoption of the scientific approach on water management to enhance the water productivity requires the knowledge on water resources development and management. The knowledge of rainwater management, groundwater recharge, groundwater development and management, agricultural drainage and soil reclamations, canal water management, modern irrigation ...
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1997
Water is the most important diluent of food solids. As a non-nutrient component, water in foods has several effects on physical properties, on food behaviour in processing, on microbial growth, stability, palatability and overall quality. The importance of water in foods is due to its presence in almost all foods, the dominance of water as a food ...
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Water is the most important diluent of food solids. As a non-nutrient component, water in foods has several effects on physical properties, on food behaviour in processing, on microbial growth, stability, palatability and overall quality. The importance of water in foods is due to its presence in almost all foods, the dominance of water as a food ...
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