Übersetzung für "Gelöste stoffe" in Englisch

Additionally gaseous dissolved materials are adsorbed at the special coal.

The UV radiation is weakened by substances which are dissolved in the water.

The particle number measures the (non-dissolved) substances available in water.

For soluble substances other techniques must be used.

Membranes are used as barriers for suspended particles and even for dissolved substances.

Mixing processes transport heat, salt and other dissolved substances between layers of different densities.

No dissolved substances are added to the water.

The liquid phases almost always also contain solute substances.

Can AQUALOOP remove dissolved substances such as sea salt?

Biological processes enable dissolved biodegradable substances (organic matter) to be removed from wastewater.

Description Crystallisation enables dissolved substances from solutions to be transformed into a solid and separated.

When cooled from room temperature liquid water becomes increasingly dense, as with other substances, but at approximately , pure water reaches its maximum density.

In this context, the body skin plays an important role in the transfer of water, soluble substances, including toxic substances and oxygen.

If several different solutes occur in one or both phases at the same time, this may affect the results.

These are bacteria, protists, dissolved substances, moulds, higher fungi and small particles of organic material.

Discs 13 cm2 in area are cut from this strip and placed in a pressure cell for testing flux and rejection properties of different solutes.

It has surprisingly been found that, when using copolymers of a monomer according to formula (I) or a water-soluble reaction product and one or more of the above-mentioned monomers, membranes with good retention of dissolved substances and good water-permeability are obtained.

The continuous phase advantageously contains dissolved substances (droplet stabilisers) which prevent the droplets of polymerisation mixture from flowing into each other before the encapsulation step.

It has surprisingly been found that, when using copolymers of a monomer according to formula (I) or a water-soluble reaction product and one or more of the above-mentioned monomers, membranes with good retention of dissolved substances and good water-permeability are obtained.

For parenteral application it is most convenient to use the compounds in form of a sterile aqueous solution which may contain other dissolved substances such as tonic substances and substances for adjusting the pH-value.

Sufficient solutes such as dextrose or saline solution may be added so as to make the solution isotonic.

This results in large mass transfer surface areas so that the attainable breakdown efficiency with respect to conversion of the macromolecular, undissolved compounds into dissolved, low-molecular compounds is very high.

The switching-off point depends rather on a number of other parameters, such as the volume of liquid in the pan, the heat capacity of the liquid, the heating power, the upward shift in the boiling point due to dissolved substances, and is even dependent to a slight extent on the atmospheric pressure barometer reading in the kitchen.

Membranes of polysulfones or similar polymers do possess a good thermal and chemical stability, but such membranes, because of the hydrophobic properties of the polymers used, nevertheless show a pronounced tendency to adsorb dissolved substances, as a result of which the membrane is virtually blocked.