Sentence examples for extraction of salt from inspiring English sources

In the 18th and 19th centuries the uncontrolled extraction of salt caused much subsidence both in the countryside and among the buildings of Northwich.

The aqueous extraction of salt followed by HCl extraction of ulvan gave higher yields (8.2 ± 1.1% w/w) and purity of ulvan than equivalent Na2C2O4 extracts (4.0 ± 1.0% w/w).

Using a factorial design the effect of three sequential treatments (aqueous extraction of salt; ethanol extraction of pigments; and Na2C2O4 or HCl (0.05 M) extraction of ulvan) were evaluated based on the yield (% dry weight of biomass) and quality (uronic acid, sulfate, protein and ash content, constituent sugar and molecular weight analysis) of ulvan extracted.

However, in 1882 the technique of hydraulic extraction of salt was introduced.

During the 15th 16th centuries, the main occupations of the Tersky Coast population were Atlantic salmon fishing, seal hunting, and the extraction of salt from the sea water.

A Przeworsk culture turn of the millennium industrial complex for the extraction of salt from salt springs was discovered in Chabsk near Mogilno.

Increasing attention has been devoted to the extraction of salts from brines discharged as effluent after the distillation of fresh water from seawater.

We investigated the behaviour of salt solutions during the drying process in porous stone and the extraction of salts by paper pulp poultices (PPP).

It is important to control the temperature during comminution, not only for the extraction of salt-soluble proteins but also for the hydration of meat-extender proteins.

While salt aids the extraction of salt-soluble proteins from meat, it has the opposite effect on soy proteins since it prevents their hydration.

So that the optimal temperature (3 5°C) for extraction of salt-soluble proteins is reached, only water without ice is added in the cutter.