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Electrocoagulation (EC) is a
technique used for
wastewater treatment, wash
water treatment,
industrially processed water, and
medical treatment. Electrocoagulation...
- the hair
matrix cells to
about 48 to 50 °C (118 to 122 °F),
causing electrocoagulation. The
galvanic method and
thermolysis are
often combined in the blend...
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Desalination Distillation Effluent Decontamination System Electro-oxidation
Electrocoagulation Electrodeionization Electrodialysis Electrolysis Enhanced biological...
- (December 1982). "Experimental
production of
complete heart block by
electrocoagulation in the
closed chest dog".
American Heart Journal. 104 (6): 1328–1334...
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usually involves some form of coagulation,
either laser coagulation or
electrocoagulation.
Palliative care such as the
installation of
hearing aids can help...
- a
waste water remediation unit
using electrocoagulation. The
differences between a
standard electrocoagulation (EC) unit and a
variable Electro-precipitation...
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filtering the
water extracted from the
underground aquifer. In iron
electrocoagulation (Fe-EC), iron is
dissolved nonstop using electricity, and the resulting...
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University Hospital,
Singapore in June 2001. Role of
Laparoscopic Electrocoagulation of
Ovarian Surface (LEOS) in PCOD and its
outcome - Vol 52, No 2,...
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Variable electro-precipitator, a
waste water remediation unit
using electrocoagulation Visual evoked potential, a
nervous response to
light Venus Entry Probe...
- cauterize, coagulate, cut, and dry (desiccate). Thus electrocautery,
electrocoagulation, electrodesiccation, and
electrocurettage are
closely related and...
