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    Pollution in Vellore Essay

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    conductivity‚ chloride‚ hardness and salinity of the samples collected from various sampling stations were studied. The determined physico-chemical parameters were compared with the BIS and ICMR standards for the drinking water to know about the quality of the groundwater. Various physico-chemical parameters studied in the area between Shenbakkam and Keezhminnal of Vellore‚ show the quality of the underground water in

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    Mixtures and Solutions

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    mostly water it also contains casein‚ which is a small protein. The casein protein is so small it may not be thought to be a heterogeneous mixture‚ but if the skim milk curdles the mixture can be separated. A Solid/Liquid solution could be Seawater. The seawater is homogeneous which makes it a solution. The mixture of oil and vinegar to make a vinaigrette salad dressing is a Liquid/Liquid heterogeneous mixture. Due to vinegar containing mostly water‚ it is not soluble in the oil. Vinegar by itself

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    calcium

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    Journal of Engineering Science and Technology Vol. 1‚ No. 2 (2006) 203- 211 © School of Engineering‚ Taylor’s University College DRINKING WATER FROM DESALINATION OF SEAWATER: OPTIMIZATION OF REVERSE OSMOSIS SYSTEM OPERATING PARAMETERS MARWAN M. SHAMEL1*‚ OWEE TZE CHUNG2 1 Department of Chemical Engineering School of Engineering‚ Taylor’s University College No. 1‚ Jalan SS15/8‚ 47500 Subang Jaya‚ MALAYSIA *Corresponding Author: marwan.s@taylors.edu.my 2 Malay-Sino Chemical Industries

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    Halobacterium Lab Report

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    different levels of salinity. We found out that the higher salinity in the growth medium the better the halobacterium grows. Background Information- Halobacterium is a bacteria that is found in the great salt lake. Halobacterium is an extremeophile which means it thrives in extreme environments. In this case the extreme environment is an extremely salty environment. Question- How does salinity affect the growth of halobacterium? Hypothesis- I think that the higher the salinity of the growths medium

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    of attention due to the efficient manner in which it gets to produce electricity. Ocean Thermal Energy Conversion (OTEC) is a method introduced in 1881 that employs naturally occurring temperature differences between warmer water and colder deep seawater (Thomas‚ 1993). Since its main source‚ which is water‚ is freely provided by nature. OTEC can be a feasible source of cost effective renewable energy in tropical coastal regions that have high shipping costs for fuels and goods. II. OTEC

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    Waterlogging

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    WATER LOGGING AND SALINITY PROBLEMS AND ROLE OF NGOS M. H. Panhwar The water logging and salinity problem is highly complex‚ when it comes to actual execution in the field. In general the main factors involved in water logging and salinity control need highly to chronological efforts for the success of programme. Causes of Water Logging. Water logging is caused by rising water table and this in turn is mainly caused by irrigation. Irrigation waters invariably contain some amount of salts‚ which

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    differences for the density were used to calibrate the average density data for the water‚ seawater‚ methanol and the pennies. Part III. Results and Discussion: In spite of the fact that density relates two distinct sorts of measurements‚ mass and volume‚ it bears a number of the attributes of the relative connections between mass standards that were detected in the lab. The densities of the water‚ seawater‚ methanol and pennies were obtained by calculating the ratios of their mass and volume values

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    Salinisation

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    bush lands to clear the land for farms‚ over-irrigation of cultivated land and/or poor farming practices. Countries like Australia are beginning to see the devastation of increasing salinity levels after a relatively short period of introduced European farming methods. Nature dealt reasonably successfully with salinity levels in Australia prior to European settlement. Natural vegetation‚ including deep-rooted trees‚ ensured that salts were dissolved as rainwater slowly filtered down through the soil

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    Chenab River The Chenab River‚ is a major river of Jammu and Kashmir‚ India and the Punjab in Pakistan. It forms in the upper Himalayas in the Lahaul and Spiti district of Himachal Pradesh‚ India‚ and flows through length: 597 miles (960km) | The River Chenab originates in the Kulu and Kangra districts of the Himachal. Pardesh province of India. The two chief streams of the Chenab The Chandra and the BHAGA THE Chenab has twelve major tributaries namely: Chandra‚ Bhaga‚ Bhat Nal1ah‚ Maru‚ Jammu

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    IMPACTS OF CLIMATE CHANGE ON COASTAL AGRICULTURE OF BANGLADESH Introduction Climate change (CC) is the most alarming issue facing the world today. The consequences of climate variability and climate change are potentially more significant for the poor in developing countries .The impact of climate change on agriculture will be huge and substantive. Coastal people are highly exposed to a range of natural hazards‚ from storms and cyclones to widespread flooding and coastal erosion. Table: Potential

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