"concentrated product" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used to describe a product that has a high concentration of its active ingredient or is more potent in comparison to other similar products. Example: "The new face cream is a concentrated product, so you only need a small amount to see results."
The major advantages of the counter current-simulated moving bed technique are reduced solvent consumption, increased productivity, and more concentrated product which collectively contribute to cost reduction in any given process [ 94].
Thus, compared to the conventional process, the overall amount of solvent needed can be reduced, productivity can be increased and more concentrated product streams can be obtained.
Doses of vaccine are prepared by diluting the concentrated product with 0.9% sterile saline solution to the required concentration and volume.
- Some commercial procedures concentrate herbal products, then boast about the supposed added benefits of the concentrated product.
Concentrations of ammonia: The highest peak concentration of ammonia (2.8 ppm) was detected during mirror cleaning, when using the concentrated product that contained 3-5% by weight ammonium hydroxide.
The plant also produced peanut paste, a more concentrated product used in candy, crackers and many other kinds of foods.
As expected, we found that airborne concentrations were higher when the more concentrated products were used.
By 2020 the company aims to reduce the weight of packaging by one third through lighter materials, optimising structural and material design, developing more concentrated products and eliminating unnecessary packaging.
Some ancient Creed fragrances, such as Royal English Leather, have survived largely unchanged, though very many of the current range, like the intoxicatingly splendid Royal Water (one of the Millésimes – extra fine, highly concentrated products) are Olivier's own inventions.
The procedures other than oxidation give highly concentrated products in which toxic cyanides still exist[8, 9].
Are these concentrated products more powerful than the cannabis flowers they are derived from?
