flocculants

Reuters/China Daily Paramilitary soldiers poured flocculants into a tank filled with water samples from the polluted river at a hydropower plant in Liuzhou.

China Rushes to Clean Up Cadmium Spill 2012

OTHER: Peeled roots and branches are excellent flocculants (Tana River).

Chapter 7 1999

Certain chemical stabilizers work in this way, including certain acids, polymers, flocculants, etc.

Chapter 6 1995

Common flocculants are: Epsom salts (magnesium sulfate), calcium chloride, calcium nitrate and borax.

8. Preparation of glazes 1993

Sodium silicate and soda ash are the most common deflocculants and they are prepared in the same way as flocculants.

8. Preparation of glazes 1993

CAUTION: Binders, deflocculants or flocculants should only be added after the glaze is ball-milled.

8. Preparation of glazes 1993

- Natural clays contain soluble salts, and these will act as flocculants, increasing the necessary amount of deflocculants.

7. Slip casting 1991

- Addition of frit as a body flux may also introduce flocculants, since the frit may be slightly soluble.

7. Slip casting 1991

Although bacteria have a slight advantage over the other microorganisms as a food source because of their higher growth rates and relatively higher protein content and sulphur-containing amino acids (28), they have been objected to because of their size, which makes harvesting difficult without the use of flocculants or thickeners (29).

Chapter 7 1983

The company is also one of Europe's biggest suppliers of flocculants for water treatment and it also makes specialty additives as well as wood protection products.

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