The solvent containing the polymer can then be separated by standard physical methods used to separate water and hydrocarbons (e.g. gravity settling, centrifugal separation, coalescing separation).
What if he could use the same principle to separate water from blood platelets to stop wounds from bleeding?
The industry said that there was no basis for a separate water standard, but the court disagreed.
She's a beautiful girl who knows what she wants: blond hair, blond skin, and separate water fountains for white people!
It was a "classic back-of-the-building tenement studio" with a rusty bathtub in the kitchen and a separate water closet, he said.
Separate water and sewage systems, such as those completed in Paris in 1878, were a great leap forward in solving age-old problems of sanitation and disease.
And the electricity used to separate water into hydrogen and oxygen has itself to produce no greenhouse gases while being generated.
He added that the ombudsman idea was "the equivalent of gold-plating a separate water fountain for a specific class of people".
The Nuclear Regulatory Commission chairman, Dr. Richard Meserve, has argued that there is no reason for a separate water standard, since what matters is the total dose, not the amount that comes from water versus the amount from air.
But it was plagued by annoying quirks: the door on the glass-walled shower leaked water all over the floor, and the light in the separate water closet was accompanied by a loud, rumbling fan.
A pot scrubber can be installed to work with water from the tap or from a separate water line, and it sells for $331.05 from Chicago Faucets (Model No. 919; information at www.chicagofaucets.com).com
