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• Select Broilers may tolerate wide variety of water pH levels

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  Broilers may tolerate wide variety of water pH levels

  Author:Tim LundeenFrom:Feedstuffs (Vol. 77, Issue 1)

  Jan. 3, 20051,014 words Article Poultry producers often use acidifiers to lower the pH of drinking water for broilers to increase water consumption or to firm up droppings from the birds, noted a report in the fall 2004 issue of Avian Advice,...
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  Corrections

  From:Science News (Vol. 169, Issue 19)

  May 13, 200648 words Brief article, Corre... 1040L"Buried Treasures" (SN: 4/29/06, p. 266) had it backwards about the acidity of water seeping into a cave. Water becomes less acidic when it enters a cave and outgases carbon dioxide. Also, the mineral formations called...
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  Water treatment

  From:Engineered Systems (Vol. 27, Issue 4)

  Apr. 201059 words Brief article 1310LThe VWP Water Processor[TM] removes and prevents scale in boiler water. The system is designed to prevent lime scaling, remove calcium deposits, prolong the life of water heaters, improve irrigation performance, balance...
• Select Product drops pH to control bindweed

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  Product drops pH to control bindweed

  From:Western Farm Press (Vol. 27, Issue 21)

  Oct. 15, 2005364 words Brief article Byline: Harry Cline Farm Press Editorial Staff It takes a lot for new product to excite veteran University of California Cooperative Extension farm advisors Steve Wright, Kurt Hembree and Ron Vargas, whom combined...
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  New acid rain threat identified

  Author:Janet RaloffFrom:Science News (Vol. 133, Issue 18)

  Apr. 30, 1988646 words Article New Acid Rain Threat Identified Acid rain's primary threat to aquatic life has generally been seen as its ability to lower the pH of water. But a study released this week by the New York City-based Environmental...
• Select Molecular nanovalves: tiny valves can release drugs from nano containers for targeted treatments

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  Molecular nanovalves: tiny valves can release drugs from nano containers for targeted treatments

  From:Technology Review (Cambridge, Mass.) (Vol. 111, Issue 3)

  May-June 2008264 words Brief article 1140LSOURCE: "PH-RESPONSIVE SUPRAMOLECULAR NANOVALVES BASED ON CUCURBIT[6]URIL PSEUDOROTAXANES" Sarah Angeles et al. Angewandte Chemie 47:2222-2226 Results: Researchers at the University of California, Los Angeles, have...