Fertilize monthly during spring and summer with a dilute liquid plant food according to label instructions. |
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So he balanced out the levels by splitting the liquid between the two cups, so now both contain dilute hot chocolate. |
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Here was someone who did not allow the horrific hand of commercialism to dilute his message. |
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Rao has an inimitable style with the purist in him steadfastly refusing to dilute and encash. |
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The directors' ability to issue new shares and dilute existing holdings is restricted. |
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Prior to stratification, the seeds were surface-sterilized with dilute bleach for five minutes, followed by several thorough rinses with water. |
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One of peace activists' biggest challenges now may be deciding whether broadening their scope will dilute their public profile. |
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A design should be reasonably simple as over-crowded features or overprecise arrangement of objects may lose spontaneity and dilute focus. |
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Modern religious rhetoric is dilute and ineffectual, and where it isn't, it seems mad and aberrational. |
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Other phosphatic and phosphatized microfossils were recovered by dilute acetic acid digestion. |
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This will have to be achieved through the sweat equity of our children and us or from inflation, which will dilute our wealth. |
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In conditions of hypotonicity, ADH is normally suppressed, and a dilute urine is excreted. |
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When the universe expands, the particles of matter dilute, or take up less space in a given volume. |
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These periodic sojourns backward in time fatally dilute the picture's narrative power. |
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It is assumed to be obtained in dilute solutions, and may not strictly apply to concentrated solutions. |
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He then dissolved the glassy residue in dilute hydrochloric acid, boiled it, and left it to stand for several days in a corked flask. |
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I fear articles like this dilute the strong examples of rape culture by taking the concept to tenuous lengths. |
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In the 1970s we ate pork pies, scotch pies, Spam, corned beef, cake, biscuits washed down with dilute orange squash. |
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Some of that fuel would inevitably seep down into the crankcase and dilute your oil. |
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The burden of these once looked to have the potential to massively dilute existing shareholders' equity. |
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The issue of the new shares will dilute both the government and staff shareholdings. |
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Did cross-breeding with European bees make them more dangerous or did the cross-breeding perhaps even dilute the aggressiveness? |
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In the last elections, the ruling family shamelessly gerrymandered electoral districts to dilute the Shia vote. |
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Expanded specific affinity theory specifies the advantages of small dry mass and dilute cytoarchitecture in impoverished systems. |
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Specialists say contaminated heroin or another powder-like substance used to dilute the drug may have spread the disease. |
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Dark energy is a form of energy that does not dilute as the universe expands. |
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Other superstitions hold that by continuing to drink out of a glass after the toast is to dilute that toast. |
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It is a buffer used to stabilize newly conjugated proteins, to reconstitute lyophilized conjugates, and to dilute concentrated conjugates. |
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When using washing-machine water, combine the rinse-cycle water with the wash-cycle water to dilute the detergent and bleaching agents. |
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It encourages innovations so long as these do not dilute the original style and value. |
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To make your own eyewash, simply dilute five drops of a tincture of goldenseal, an antibacterial herb, in warm water. |
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In many cases, these compromises dilute the impact of the proposed reform, often postponing major changes until a later date. |
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Neither this study's gestalt approach nor the daunting task of comprehending resultant findings need dilute its intended contributions. |
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It was said with a grin but that didn't dilute the cloud that lighted on the soldier's face. |
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In dilute solution, starch molecules will precipitate, with the insoluble material being difficult to redissolve by heating. |
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Authorities released a dispersing liquid into the coastal waters to dilute the slick. |
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You may be able to rid yourself of nail fungus, foot odor and athlete's foot by soaking your feet in a dilute vinegar solution. |
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In his art, he didn't try to reconcile, dilute, or exacerbate differences, which could have led to the attenuated effects of pastiche. |
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As a test sample, the IBM team created a dilute system of single electron spins by irradiating a block of glass with a weak beam of gamma rays. |
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This presents a stressful condition in dilute salinities that must be met by active ion uptake. |
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So grain elevator operators should welcome a test that uses a dilute sodium hydroxide solution to accentuate color differences of wheat seeds. |
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Its difficulty leads to a temptation to dilute the hard academic material with non-physics elements, as you pointed out. |
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That would dilute the salt content and could lead to the thermohaline circulation breaking down suddenly. |
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This leadership contest is not a case for homoeopathy, you cannot fight one poison with a dilute potion of the same. |
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The latter option, aside from being a political non-starter, would also dilute the high quality of the all-volunteer force. |
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When water is plentiful, these organs reabsorb little water and release a dilute urine. |
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His friends saw him as the only senior Labor politician who was not prepared to dilute core party values and views. |
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The titration was done in Philadelphia and Courtois was told to dilute the material sixty-fold in order to reach the desired dose. |
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The fuel cell generates electricity as a by-product of a chemical reaction involving dilute methanol. |
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A detention time as short as 30 minutes can be used to settle out solids from dilute waste waters such as open-lot runoff. |
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Corrupt practices dilute the gamut of restrictions and the fear of punishment. |
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Wastewater in the second stage of a two-stage lagoon may be dilute enough for irrigation on growing crops. |
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Drinking with food can dilute acid and digestive enzymes, causing the digestive process to stall. |
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Apparently we must now dilute our own customs and traditions and deny our religion. |
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Put your dilute acid in a tightly stoppered container, preferably one with an eye dropper. |
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Always dilute them in a carrier oil, such as almond or grapeseed oil, to avoid burning the skin. |
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A handful of other paintings and monotypes were on hand, but their greater sizes and varying approaches seemed to dilute the exhibition. |
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I would like to acknowledge the antimicrobial foams and dilute bleach solutions that are helping to disinfect the rest of the building. |
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Enhanced carbon dioxide levels have some effect, but the worst offender is sulphur dioxide, which dissolves in water and acts as a dilute acid. |
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Back then, nobody had previously thought to dilute two huge individual reputations by blurring them in one event. |
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Finally, the cotton cloth was colored using a dilute brown paint mixture applied by brush. |
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This dip has a wonderful smoky taste and you may even like to dilute it with a little water to make a dressing for other salads if you like. |
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Through the decentralization and devolution of state power to ethnic groups it hopes to dilute ethnicity and fashion a cohesive society. |
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Make the standard conversion by multiplying the amount of pesticide per 100 gallons times the standard dilute volume of water per acre. |
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For strawberries, brambles, blueberries, and grapes, 200 gallons per acre is the standard dilute volume. |
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To a certain degree, this can dilute the urge to protest in real life and is therefore useful for social stability. |
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The carbonates are washed repeatedly with a dilute solution of sodium carbonate, thus removing any coloration from the precipitate. |
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This observation may be an important, and so far ignored, component in the explanation for the dilute nectars found in bird-pollinated plants. |
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Then the waste exits out of the nephridiopore as dilute urine, balancing osmotic intake of fresh water surrounding the annelid. |
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A more serious blemish with most modern poetry, is nimiety, the tendency to dilute the general effect by repetition. |
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The dilute spray volume is based on the rule that it takes 0.7 to 1.0 gallon to treat 1,000 cubic feet of tree canopy to the point of runoff. |
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When yeast nucleic acid is treated with dilute alkali it is split into components, each of which is made up of one molecule each of phosphoric acid, sugar, and nitrogenous base. |
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Farmed fish regularly and in increasing numbers escape into the wild where they interbreed, spread diseases to native species and dilute the natural gene pool. |
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The minute you undermine the insurance, or dilute it, a bank run might ensue. |
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When wine turns sour, it changes to vinegar, or dilute acetic acid. |
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The new test uses a dilute solution of potassium permanganate. |
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You would have to be drinking LITERS of water to dilute your stomach acid in any meaningful way. |
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The other obvious way to help your body deal with excessive toxins from that large meal is to dilute the toxins by drinking more. |
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I also refuse to dilute the power of the accusation through inaccurate overuse. |
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He mixed the paints with linseed oil, making them translucent and dilute. |
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Osborne developed a classification of plant proteins based on their solubility in a series of solvents, for example, albumins in water, globulins in dilute saline. |
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I suggest you get your friendly barkeep to give it to you in a large glass, in this case a plastic beer mug, with a lot of ginger ale so it is somewhat dilute. |
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Leaves were mounted on a Perspex holder with their lower edge touching a reservoir of dilute nutrient solution that also contained the reference bath electrode. |
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To make your personal repellent dilute twelve drops of lavender essential oil in five millilitres of vodka or methylated spirits, and then mix it with 150 ml of warm water. |
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But that month provided motivation, not consternation, and not even his brief blow-up over an incident with Jimmy at Indianapolis could dilute his focus for long. |
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However, if the acid is titrated against a dilute base, the undissociated molecules progressively dissociate and eventually the total hydrogen ion concentration can be found. |
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Rinse thoroughly, then soak the fabric in a dilute bleach solution. |
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Gandhi could not live up to his principles partly because he was a practical politician, and the job of politics is to dilute ideological and moral purism. |
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Shiite religious leaders don't want powerful regions that would dilute their national clout, and there's always the danger the country could splinter. |
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This will force them to dilute current shareholders' interests due to the large amount of funds that have to be raised in order to finance the purchases. |
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Some get good results from dilute vinegar soaks, painting the nail with tea tree oil or squirting the oil from Vitamin E capsules around the nail. |
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A stickler for classicism, he does not want to dilute Carnatic music. |
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When the calcite was dissolved with dilute sulfamic acid, it was noted that white semitranslucent florets of datolite occurred on the crystalline copper. |
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Another characteristic of most metals is that they liberate hydrogen gas when they are reacted with dilute hydrochloric acid or dilute sulfuric acid. |
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This dilute corporatism does not exclude a contest of political parties. |
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Those folks would have understood instantly what I was up to last week, stirring zinc powder in a flask with some dilute hydrochloric acid and washing it off. |
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In salt-containing and dilute solutions, the form factor can be directly deduced from measurements and the conformation adopted by the molecule clearly identified. |
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Large organisations are constructed to fracture and dilute accountability. |
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A dilute solution of acetic acid was cooled below its freezing point. |
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But the rather coy hopping between engaging, raw-chord punchiness with its electric hard-boppish theme and tempo changes that dilute the impact is mildly irritating. |
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Comparable to grappa, genepy is quite harsh and bitter and, therefore, is often added to espresso or strong coffee in order to dilute its strong taste. |
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In addition, it will dilute its holding in the present subsidiary. |
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After supporting my education reforms, he now wants to dilute them. |
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However, the government plans to divest or dilute its shareholdings in a controlled way in government-linked companies that are no longer relevant to its objectives. |
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Wash plant pots and trays in soapy water and rinse in dilute bleach or disinfectant, then sort into sizes, getting rid of any that are not needed. |
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The water turnover rates of hummingbirds feeding on dilute nectar are more similar to those of amphibious and aquatic organisms than to those of terrestrial vertebrates. |
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In addition, each pot is fed a dilute liquid fertilizer twice a month. |
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By feeding one of the ants a small amount of dilute sugar water, we were able to distinguish workers from the two subcolonies during the trials by differences in abdomen size. |
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Finally, don't forget to deadhead and water your containers regularly, and if you add very dilute liquid feed to the watering can every time, the plants will thank you for it. |
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The state does not dilute or dissemble the gravity of the act. |
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In addition to permanently acidified lakes, there are also episodic decreases in pH in dilute, but usually non-acid lakes, caused by runoff of acid snow melt in the spring. |
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Plasma expanders can be used to dilute the concentration of foreign substances in their blood stream, as they increase the fluid component of blood. |
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Karst topography and caves develop in limestone rocks due to their solubility in dilute acidic groundwater. |
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She kept a supply of pepsinated milk on hand and insisted that he use it to dilute his whiskey. |
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Most scientists believed that the oceans were so vast that they had unlimited ability to dilute, and thus render pollution harmless. |
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The toadlets were kept in very dilute solutions of ammonium nitrate of various strengths. |
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In dilute acidic solutions, zinc will react with hydroxonium ions and produce hydrogen, which may react explosively with oxygen. |
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Hydrodynamic properties of rodlike and disklike particles in dilute solution. |
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Jacques Benveniste and his team's work studying human basophil degranulation in the presence of extremely dilute antibody serum. |
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Volume expansion is performed in an effort to increase GFR as well as dilute myoglobin and other nephrotoxins released in rhabdomyolysis. |
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A small, 6-year-old, dilute tortoiseshell cat named Joy spends much of her time out of sight. |
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Some contain the moss killer and algaecide dichlorophen, while other are very dilute mineral acids. |
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And we are one of the few manufacturers of the dilute Russell's viper venom time test in the world. |
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To dilute the bitterness, the less-than-brave steep them in green tea. |
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Radulae were extracted by maceration of the buccal mass in dilute NaOH and then thoroughly rinsed in distilled water. |
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Another type of paper machine makes use of a cylinder mould that rotates while partially immersed in a vat of dilute pulp. |
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William thought this composition would dilute the power of any one party and also give him the benefit of differing points of view. |
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Chlorine dioxide, ClO2, is an unstable gas and is used in situ or stored as dilute aqueous solutions. |
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It is produced by passing chlorine gas through a dilute sodium hydroxide solution. |
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Indian researchers are investigating the effects of highly dilute, potentized preparations of Ruta, Hydrastis, Lycopodium, and Thuja. |
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The Arabs, many of whom were moved to the area by Saddam in his campaign to Arabise Kurkuk and dilute Kurdish influence, are fighting for their own stake in the new Iraq. |
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The Russian treatment involves a formula for a dilute topical solution, that when applied daily for up to two weeks, causes condylomas, flat and common warts to disappear. |
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Or add them to a compost heap or as a dilute early tomato feed. |
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In 1671, Robert Boyle discovered and described the reaction between iron filings and dilute acids, which results in the production of hydrogen gas. |
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Chemical weathering of granite occurs when dilute carbonic acid, and other acids present in rain and soil waters, alter feldspar in a process called hydrolysis. |
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The host can become rapidly dehydrated unless an appropriate mixture of dilute salt water and sugar is taken to replace the blood's water and salts lost in the diarrhea. |
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Octadecylsilyl silica gel was used as stationary phase and acetonitrile, and sodium dihydrogen phosphate with dilute orthophosphoric acid as mobile phase. |
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After washing, the insoluble lime soap is decomposed with hot dilute sulphuric acid. The melted fatty acids thus rise as an oil to the surface, when they are decanted. |
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They also feared that this would lead to Western states being formed, which would likely be Republican, and dilute the political power of New England Federalists. |
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The leading legal production method is the Gregory process, whereby the entire poppy, excluding roots and leaves, is mashed and stewed in dilute acid solutions. |
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The scientists found to their surprise that the cluster's dilute intergalactic gas had magnetic fields of 2 to 3 microgauss, similar in strength to those in the Milky Way. |
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