| Palygorskite and sepiolite clays also are used because of their resistance to flocculation under high salinity conditions. |
| The presence of fats and oils in the seeds prevents flocculation, and the beer cannot keep its froth. |
| It is known that liposomes can be modified with poloxamers to prolong their circulation time in the blood stream as well as to prevent their flocculation, fusion, or binding. |
| The dredged mud-water mixture was cleaned in a flocculation treatment barge and an active carbon filtration system. |
| The fibres have a strong tendency to form three dimensional networks through mechanical intertwining or flocculation of the fibres when they are suspended in water. |
| Options for harvesting include centrifugation or chemical flocculation, which pushes all the microalgae together, but there are high costs associated with these processes too. |
