The phrase "aerated clean" is not standard in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in contexts related to cleaning processes that involve aeration, but it is not commonly recognized.
Example: "After the treatment, the water was aerated clean, making it safe for use."
Alternatives: "purified through aeration" or "cleaned with aeration".
Prior to the start of the feeding trial, juvenile whiteleg shrimp were kept in indoor fiberglass tank (6 m2, 5 t) containing aerated clean water for a period of 7 days at 28.3 ± 1.7 °C.
After months of displacement, we had returned to the building -- the soot wiped from our desks, the office atmosphere aerated clean -- knowing that what had befallen us was, surely, the worst that could happen.
Keep the water well aerated and clear.
The computed tomography (CT) scan can be used to measure the lung weight-volume and to determine the degree of inflation (not aerated, poorly aerated, well aerated, over aerated tissue).
After stripping, these fish were put into a well-aerated tank, containing 200 L clean sea water, for recovery.
7 Spoon the batter – it should feel light, aerated, wobbly – into the prepared cake tin and bake for 30-35 minutes.
Fresh, aerated water with phytoplankton (pseudokirchneriella spp. and Microcystis spp).
Colors in the 3D reconstruction represent clusters of lung tissue: hyper-aerated (blue), normally aerated (green), poorly aerated (yellow), non-aerated (red).
With an electric mixer, beat the butter until light and aerated.
The change in weight of each lung compartment (non-aerated, poorly aerated, well-aerated and over-aerated) between the two positions is always expressed as a percentage change compared to the total lung weight.
Just as dirty water percolates into the soil (a massive filter), is exposed to countless microbes in the earth (extensive bioreaction), rises through streambeds (where it is aerated), evaporates and returns to the earth as clean rain droplets, NEWater undergoes multi-stage treatment on its path back to purity.
