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The water was rendered opaque by the addition of white, nontoxic paint.
The water was rendered slightly acidic with acetic acid to prevent the precipitation of PbCO3 (lead carbonate) (Bogden et al. 1995).
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Roads and causeways inundated under flood waters were rendered unusable, and numerous animals were also killed in the flood.
For the Morris water maze task, a pool (90 cm diameter, 45 cm height) made of black-colored plastic was prepared, and was filled with water (20±1°C) that was rendered opaque with nontoxic blue paint.
This plug did not imbibe water because its exterior was rendered almost oil-wet, while the interior remained strongly water-wet.
The major difference among the new CO-RMs tested was that three compounds (CORM-307, CORM-308 and CORM-314) were soluble in dimethylsulfoxide (DMSO), whereas a fourth one (CORM-319) was rendered water-soluble by reacting the iron-carbonyl with hydrogen tetrafluoroborate.
A sample of these IONP was rendered water-soluble through encapsulation with dimercaptosuccinic acid following previous literature methods (IODMSA).
Synthetic sodium fluoromica was used as water-swellable layered silicate, which was rendered organophilic by means of cation exchange with protonated octadecylamine.
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