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Crystal IS Expands Optan SMD Product Line For Instrumentation With Higher-Output DUV LEDs

Mar 9, 2016

Crystal IS Inc of Green Island, NY, USA, an Asahi Kasei company that makes proprietary ultraviolet light-emitting diodes (UVC LEDs), has augmented its Optan SMD (surface-mount device) product line for instrumentation with the addition of ...

Tags: Crystal IS, UVC LEDs

Crystal IS Unveils New UVC LEDs

Nov 12, 2015

Crystal IS’s newest Optan product is a surface mount device (SMD). Like other Optan offerings, the high-performance UVC LED is based on native Aluminum Nitride (AlN) substrates, proven to overcome limitations of other UVC LEDs in the ...

Tags: Crystal IS, Uvc Leds, OptanSMC

Numerous Microorganisms Are Able to Obtain The Energy

Feb 27, 2014

The Sun was once thought to provide energy for all life on Earth - meaning that life could not survive without it. In the 20th century, as astrobiologists began to explore the Earth's most remote and harsh environments, scientists began to ...

Tags: Consumer Electronics

Marine Cyanobacteria Forms The Base of The Ocean Food Chain

Jan 10, 2014

Marine cyanobacteria—tiny ocean plants that produce oxygen and make organic carbon using sunlight and CO2—are primary engines of Earth's biogeochemical and nutrient cycles. They nourish other organisms through the provision of ...

Tags: marine cyanobacteria, ocean food chain, vesicles, gene transfer

A Team of Harvard Scientists and Engineers Has Demonstrated a New Type

Jan 9, 2014

A team of Harvard scientists and engineers has demonstrated a new type of battery that could fundamentally transform the way electricity is stored on the grid, making power from renewable energy sources such as wind and solar far more ...

Tags: battery, renewable energy, grid-scale battery, metal-free flow battery

How Does Soil's Capacity to Absorb CO2 ?

Jan 9, 2014

Global CO2 emissions continue to rise—in 2012 alone, 35.7 billion tons of this greenhouse gas entered the atmosphere. Some of it is absorbed by the oceans, plants and soil. They provide a significant reservoir of carbon. Scientists ...

Tags: CO2, CO2 emissions, reservoir of carbon, organic carbon, soil

Groups of The Bacteria Vibrio Cholerae Deny Loafers Their Unjust Desserts

Jan 7, 2014

The idea of everyone in a community pitching in is so universal that even bacteria have a system to prevent the layabouts of their kind from enjoying the fruit of others' hard work, Princeton University researchers have discovered. Groups ...

Tags: Vibrio cholerae, loafers, bacteria, freeloader

BNK Is Providing an Update on Its Tishomingo Field,Caney Oil Shale Operations

Dec 11, 2013

BNK Petroleum Inc. (the "Company" or "BNK") (TSX: BKX), is providing an update on its Tishomingo Field, Caney oil shale operations in Oklahoma as well as its Polish shale gas project. Oklahoma - Tishomingo Field The Company's fifth ...

Tags: Oil and Gas News, BNK Petroleum, Tishomingo Field, Caney

New Zealand Energy Has Been Awarded a 100% Interest in The East Cape Permit

Dec 3, 2013

New Zealand Energy Corp. (TSX VENTURE:NZ)(OTCQX:NZERF) ("NZEC" or the "Company") is pleased to announce that the Company has been awarded a 100% interest in the East Cape Permit. The East Cape Permit covers approximately 1,048,221 onshore ...

Tags: Metallurgy, Mineral, Energy

Hybrid Forward Osmosis-Reverse Osmosis System for Treatment of Reclaimed Water

Oct 30, 2013

This long-term, pilot-scale investigation used a dual-barrier, hybrid forward osmosis–reverse osmosis (FO–RO) system for treatment of reclaimed water to produce potable water. Researchers at the Colorado School of Mines and at ...

Tags: Manufacturing, Processing Machinery

The Growing Oil Sand Industry Necessitates a Better Understanding of The Fate of OSPW

Aug 12, 2013

The growing oil sand industry in Alberta necessitates a better understanding of the fate and transport of oil sand process-affected water (OSPW) seepage from these facilities. This study characterises the potential for major ion and trace ...

Tags: Oil, Metallurgy, Mineral, Energy, oil sand

The Use of Subsurface Intake Systems for SWRO

Aug 7, 2013

This survey reports that the use of subsurface intake systems for seawater reverse osmosis (SWRO) desalination plants significantly improves raw water quality. Such systems also reduce chemical usage and environmental impact, decrease the ...

Tags: Processing Machinery

Seawater Desalination Using RO Membranes in a Southern California Desalination Pilot Plant

Jun 21, 2013

This study develops a biofouling indicator for seawater desalination using reverse osmosis (RO) membranes in a southern California desalination pilot plant. Chlorophyll is identified as a sensitive indicator for membrane biofouling. One ...

Tags: Chemicals, RO Membranes

A Multi-Parametric Approach Is Used to Monitor Biological Stability in Drinking Water

Jun 13, 2013

A multi-parametric approach is used to monitor biological stability in drinking water from a non-chlorinated distribution system in Switzerland. The method covers different aspects of microbial water quality, including microbial growth ...

Tags: Drinking Water, Processing Machinery

NOM in Seawater Can Cause Biofouling Problems in Seawater Facilities

May 8, 2013

Natural organic matter (NOM) in seawater can cause biofouling problems in seawater facilities. This work reports on the use of a biofilter to prevent biological activity, and thus reduce the biofilm formation capacity downstream by more ...

Tags: Biodegradable Natural Organic Matter, Processing Machinery

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