Sentence examples for barley husks from inspiring English sources

A similar material can be extracted from the barley husks left over from brewing.

Cassidy, who was working on her Phd, thought draff, the residue of barley husks that is a byproduct of using grain in brewing alcohol products such as whisky, would act as a cleansing agent.

In this research, the production of activated carbon from barley husks (BH) by chemical activation with zinc chloride was optimized by using a 23 factorial design with replicates at the central point, followed by a central composite design with two responses (the yield and iodine number) and three factors (the activation temperature, activation time, and impregnation ratio).

Barley husk showed the maximum sorption capacities of 69 and 88 % for Cu II) and Pb II), respectively (Pehlivan et al. 2009a, b, c).

Therefore, potential use of readily available wastes as barley husk (BH), sawdust (SW) and oat husk (OH), as total or partial substitutes of ST were tested in pesticide degradation studies.

The overall uronic acid levels of 3.5%to5%5% by weight of the internode were comparable with the values of 4% reported for barley husk [ 10].

A Pyrolysis Combustion Flow Calorimetre (PCFC) is used to characterise some kinds of crop by-products, including rice husk, corn pith and barley straw.

It is found in plant sources like Bengalgram husk, wheat bran and straw, spentwood, barley hulls, brewery spent grains, almond shells, bamboo and corn cob.

Most commonly used agroindustrial wastes are wheat bran, sugarcane bagasse, rice straw, wheat straw, corn cobs, soy bran, rice husk, coffee husk and barley (Sanchéz 2009).

Hulled barley has caryopses with the husk cemented to the grain, while naked barley grows with easily separable husks upon threshing.

"Wheat contains less silicon than barley because it is the husk of the barley that is rich in this element.