The invention relates to a method for discharging a liquid-dissolved or finely distributed medium enabling said substance to be used in a remote place from the point of discharge.

dissolved matter (oxidation and/or adsorption and/or biological degradation);

The amount of residual dissolved matter in a secondary mother liquor also separated by filtration is reduced.

The number density of photons is therefore $ n = \frac{E}{kT R^3} $.

The elelctroporation process causes the release of intracellular dissolved/organic matter, which is used as 'food' for the bacteria of the aeration tanks.

The process pushes them into the compartment where dissolved matter is less concentrated.

As well, when there is a high amount of dissolved matter in the water, significant amounts of chlorine must be added, because chlorine reacts with the dissolved matter before microbes can be inactivated.

The solution contains a reabsorbable solute and sodium salt in a concentration having an osmolarity in excess of about 1000 mOsms.

The structured hollow space in the nanowire network is exposed by dissolving the template foil and removing the dissolved template material.

Dissolved or slurried material passes from the container (10, 133) through an outlet passage (28, 129) which also passes through the expanding member (38, 137).

A method and apparatus for separating particles and dissolved matter from a fluid stream incorporated in an aircraft rinse system.

As water travels over the deposits, the dissolved matter creates thin calcite and aragonite layers.

Water treatment method and apparatus according to which supply water containing dissolved matter is delivered to at least one treatment surface.

Reverse Osmosis plants are a water supply system free of salts and dissolved matter, based on the technology of semi-permeable membranes.

A filter assembly is provided for obtaining a filtered liquid sample from slurry, such as a liquid process stream that contains liquid, dissolved matter and solids.