Cocktail Chemistry explains that impurities in water are the last to freeze, and those impurities are what cause ice to look ugly and opaque.
|
|
They loaded the regular carbon lattice of a diamond with impurities in the form of nitrogen atoms—so many impurities that the diamond turned black.
|
|
But impurities are what give diamonds their individuality and character.
|
|
Edyta explained how the mask removes impurities from the skin.
|
|
But the ingredients are, he said, almost devoid of impurities.
|
|
It's just where the impurities go—you cut off that part.
|
|
Rinse the bones until they are clean of blood and impurities.
|
|
Next up: A peel-off mask to grab whatever impurities are left.
|
|
But production often introduces small impurities, turning it light yellow or amber.
|
|
These filters reduce impurities like zinc, chlorine, cadmium, copper, mercury, and more.
|
|
She recalls feeling what she deems as toxins and impurities leaving her body.
|
|
The second step is using a water-based cleanser to remove residual impurities.
|
|
The FDA is testing all heart drugs known as ARBs for these impurities.
|
|
Q&A Deformation, impurities, radiation — many factors lend unexpected color to a diamond.
|
|
These blood pressure drugs contained impurities that pose a cancer risk to users.
|
|
That said, any presence of such impurities in drug products is not acceptable.
|
|
But what was collected was devoid of impurities, and served as a promising start.
|
|
The sand is highly cohesive with a low salt content and filtered for impurities.
|
|
When it comes to pesticides and some "microbiological impurities," there's a more heated debate.
|
|
The mask itself is made from pure copper, with impurities lower than one percent.
|
|
The recalled blood pressure drugs contained impurities that pose a cancer risk to users.
|
|
"It's a difficult molecule to extract, and there can be impurities in it," Mash says.
|
|
The FDA started testing all heart drugs called angiotensin II receptor blockers for these impurities.
|
|
That includes invisible impurities like pollen, air pollution, mold, and bacteria, but also unpleasant smells.
|
|
It pulls away impurities from the surface and can then be washed off with water.
|
|
I mix them together and they take away all of the impurities on my face.
|
|
The FDA has since expanded its investigation of the impurities beyond that class of drugs.
|
|
There are some impurities in the Facebook punch bowl, and they've got to be fixed.
|
|
You start with limestone sediments containing just the right mineral impurities — nepheline is a must!
|
|
The commercial shows it gliding over a nose and coaxing the impurities out of a chin.
|
|
The development of coke, a coal from which impurities have been baked out, changed all that.
|
|
These impurities contribute to scattering and absorption loss and reduce the overall quality of the fiber.
|
|
A purple gem inside a steel ring promises to cleanse the wearer's blood of all impurities.
|
|
This unique cleansing tool extracts toxins and impurities from your skin, while simultaneously exfoliating and moisturizing.
|
|
But the gin distilled in London was fiendishly strong and very often adulterated with hideous impurities.
|
|
He also says that there are heavy metal impurities, like nickel, which is a contact allergen.
|
|
Then everything is exposed to hot, high-pressure gas that removes even more impurities like sulfur.
|
|
Once the impurities settle, slowly pour the liquid into another container, without disturbing the sediment. 63.
|
|
The FDA has begun testing all heart drugs called angiotensin II receptor blockers for these impurities.
|
|
Harder drugs pose significantly greater risks to users as a result of the introduction of impurities.
|
|
It's great for detoxing any impurities in your skin, unclogging pores, and helping your complexion look brighter.
|
|
The glass used contains impurities that both absorb and scatter part of the light passing through it.
|
|
They attach onto your faucet and typically last longer and filter out more impurities than pitchers do.
|
|
The FDA also said it is working to develop testing methods to detect other cancer-causing impurities.
|
|
Terrestrially produced fiber, grown under the effects of gravity, suffers from certain glass impurities and microcrystal formations.
|
|
If rural conditions deteriorate, dirt and other impurities will start to reduce the quality of the fleeces.
|
|
Avène Gentle Milk Cleanser is gentle but effective, easily removing makeup and impurities without needing to rinse.Pros:Cons:
|
|
Himalayan pink salt and Belgium hot spring water work to support cell regeneration and remove impurities, respectively.
|
|
"The advantage of bentonite clay is that it extracts impurities and oils from the skin," Mousavi said.
|
|
Impurities in the water form ripples, while icicles made from pure water are perfectly smooth and clear!
|
|
"We've seen a lot of instances of adulterated products — contamination, impurities — recently," FDA commissioner Scott Gottlieb told Bloomberg.
|
|
Gil-da-Costa swabbed my forehead to remove any impurities (like makeup) that could mess with the interface.
|
|
Its technology uses electric fields to polarize impurities in water and then filters them through a simple sieve.
|
|
This tool gets rid of that downward pushing motion by using suction to pull impurities from the skin.
|
|
Intended to make more "pure," all this message did was make me more ashamed of my inevitable "impurities."
|
|
The FDA is testing all heart drugs known as angiotensin II receptor blockers or ARBs for these impurities.
|
|
The hardships and ethical impurities of the past complicate any rosy notions of how motherhood used to be.
|
|
Now, though, Sanders has evidently decided that progressives will no longer accept impurities — or even much tactical vagueness.
|
|
The microscopic pores in the membranes allow water molecules through but leave salt and most other impurities behind.
|
|
Manufacturers are compelled to report impurities, for example, and the agency inspects factories on a risk-prioritized basis.
|
|
The mask uses natural kaolin clay and fruit acids to exfoliate skin and draw out oil, dirt, and impurities.
|
|
The introduction of even microscopic metal particles or other impurities can trigger a short-circuit, overheating and potential explosion.
|
|
The first culprit is tiny impurities—dust and soot grains—buried just beneath the surface of the ice sheet.
|
|
Cancer-causing impurities have been linked to batches of valsartan over the past year, leading to a global recall.
|
|
" In this kind of conflict, each side strives to "protect the movement against impurities and the seeds of compromise.
|
|
Some remove makeup, others simply whisk away dirt, oil, and impurities, all of them are a delight to use.
|
|
Most pet fountains contain a submersible pump that keeps the water circulating with a replaceable filter to remove impurities.
|
|
Plus, its anti-microbial properties allow the fibers to absorb debris and impurities without letting bacteria grow or linger.
|
|
They attach onto your tap and typically last longer than other options, filtering out more impurities than pitchers do.
|
|
The rough stones are treated with a mix of acids and heated in specialized ovens to clear out impurities.
|
|
The FDA checks less than 1 percent of drugs for impurities or potency before letting them into the country.
|
|
It conjures a grim sort of beauty, a rejuvenation of the soul as it's washed clean of any impurities.
|
|
Heavier crudes, which contain more impurities such as sulfur or metals, require additional processing to recover higher-value products.
|
|
"Red clay is great for oily skin because it will help to draw out impurities from the pores," says Vargas.
|
|
Both diamonds are Type IIa, one of the rarest types of diamond, with little or no impurities and no color.
|
|
He wants the ice in his drinks to be crystal clear, without frostiness, fogginess, or any impurities trapped in it.
|
|
It supposedly soaks impurities out of your skin, teeth, and stomach, leaving you a purer and better version of yourself.
|
|
Last month, Aurobindo Pharma Ltd was warned here by the FDA for ignoring impurities in an active ingredient it produced.
|
|
Last month, Aurobindo Pharma Ltd was warned (here) by the FDA for ignoring impurities in an active ingredient it produced.
|
|
Keep it on for five to 10 minutes and it draws out impurities to make your skin clearer and smoother.
|
|
Instead it's filled with a slew of ingredients meant to optimize moisture, texture, and help remove impurities from the skin.
|
|
However, this vodka is unlikely to give you superpowers (or crippling illnesses) as the distillation process removes any radioactive impurities.
|
|
" The F.D.A. said it was continuing to evaluate other drugs in that class "to ensure they are free of impurities.
|
|
The fake quality-control data, bird infestations and toxic impurities at the overseas plants that could be making your medication.
|
|
And he held patents for a method to introduce impurities into the otherwise stable element silicon, increasing its semiconducting capacity.
|
|
The FDA said it will continue to test all products containing valsartan and similar drugs for the presence of impurities.
|
|
The FDA said it will continue to test all products containing valsartan for NDEA impurities as well as the NDMA.
|
|
Once the vapor hits a silicon or stainless steel tray, it creates a "diamond film" containing microscopic diamonds free of impurities.
|
|
They can draw out impurities, transform your texture, brighten your complexion instantly, and even provide a Gatorade-like swig of hydration.
|
|
Hindu and Buddhist monks wear orange robes, and in Hinduism, orange represents fire and therefore purity; impurities are burned in fire.
|
|
The mask helps draw out impurities and oil from clogged pores, while licorice evens out skin tone and vitamin C brightens.
|
|
And if you're worried about the quality of your water, it also includes a charcoal filter to get rid of impurities.
|
|
They made no mention of the acids needed as catalysts or chemicals often used to rinse TATP crystals and remove impurities.
|
|
And the very extremists these provocations are ostensibly supposed to deter sometimes argue their mission gives them carte blanche with impurities.
|
|
Properties with the system are constructed with air quality sensors and filters that detect and remove impurities like pollution and smoke.
|
|
It can also identify problematic objects and give coordinates to a sorting robot so that it can automatically pick up impurities.
|
|
The FDA has been investigating NDMA and other impurities in blood pressure and heart medicines known as ARBs since last year.
|
|
Other manufacturers have also had to recall valsartan after the impurities were found in their versions of the drug as well.
|
|
Since July, separate lots of angiotensin II receptor blockers or ARBs have been pulled from pharmacy shelves due to manufacturing impurities.
|
|
Companies in the gathering operations prepare natural gas to be shipped through lines by stripping out impurities and natural gas liquids.
|
|
Processors need an input stream of non-contaminated or pure plastic, but waste plastic often contains impurities, such as residual food.
|
|
Nonetheless, the act of writing to you at this moment removes all the tensions and impurities in my feelings and thoughts.
|
|
There are some impurities in the Facebook punchbowl and they got to be fixed, and I think you can fix them.
|
|
The profitability of any large stone depends on its yield: how many gem-quality carats can be gotten out of it once cut to maximize the price, which is in turn a function of the impurities in the stone — though, as Ms. D'Haenens-Johansson points out, even the impurities have value in a stone this size.
|
|
Southern's chief executive told Reuters in September that Michiquillay has arsenic impurities, requiring a "slightly higher" investment to clean up the area.
|
|
Clay Mask This clay can be used as a face, body, or hair mask — it helps remove dirt and impurities from pores.
|
|
Not only can it remove impurities and give you a healthy, youthful glow, but your skin is also your body's largest organ.
|
|
They work to firm and clear the skin, drawing impurities out of the skin, resurfacing it, and revealing brighter, tighter skin underneath.
|
|
She taught me how to be patient and skim all of the fat and impurities that arise from the pork neck broth.
|
|
In recent years, researchers have determined that congeners, impurities created in the distilling process, are associated with a worse self-reported hangover.
|
|
The units sit in the hydrodesulfurization section of the refinery, which helps strip sulfur and other impurities from gasoline and boost octane.
|
|
The plant that was struck cleans crude oil of impurities, a necessary step before it can be exported and fed into refineries.
|
|
Even if a political settlement eventually lifts sanctions, Venezuela's dirty oil, laden with sulfur and other impurities, may find far fewer investors.
|
|
Based in Pittsburgh, it makes filtration products used for removing impurities from water, rather than neutralizing them through the addition of chemicals.
|
|
The medications all contained either valsartan, losartan or irbesartan and had traces of these impurities that pose a cancer risk to users.
|
|
Dr. Post suspects the phosphorescence is the result of interactions between boron and nitrogen impurities in the diamond's near-flawless carbon frame.
|
|
Coins are weighed and tested by a jury for imperfections and impurities in the metals used to make them, to confirm their value.
|
|
Not only to rid your skin of impurities, pollution, and general daily grime but also to keep skin cells turning over and hydrated.
|
|
But in the early 2000s, chemists began devising methods for separating pure cerium oxide from silica and alumina impurities picked up during polishing.
|
|
Dirty concentrates containing high amounts of arsenic and other impurities were coming from mines in Chile and Peru, one of the sources said.
|
|
This type of diamond makes up about 2995 to 2969 percent of all natural diamonds, containing no measurable impurities such as nitrogen atoms.
|
|
This is what it sounds like when albums double as smelters, burning away decades of impurities until you're left with pure, personal expression.
|
|
Air Co. says its vodka is also free of the impurities that can left behind from the grains used in traditional vodka production.
|
|
Bentonite clay mask This clay can be used as a face, body, or hair mask — it helps remove dirt and impurities from pores.
|
|
Based in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, it makes filtration products used for removing impurities from water, rather than neutralizing them through the addition of chemicals.
|
|
Further investigation found the same type of impurities in two other blood pressure drugs in the same class as valsartan: irbesartan and losartan.
|
|
In some instances, deceptions and other practices have contributed to generic drugs with toxic impurities, unapproved ingredients and dangerous particulates reaching American patients.
|
|
Since last summer, the FDA has been conducting a major investigation to address the presence of certain impurities in ARBs such as valsartan.
|
|
The same type of impurities were later found in two other blood-pressure drugs, irbesartan and losartan, in the same class as valsartan.
|
|
Finland's Technical Research Centre tested the technology two years ago and confirmed it worked even against nano-scale impurities such as the coronavirus.
|
|
Remove it to throw away once the patch has turned opaque (aka sucked up all the impurities from that spot of your skin).
|
|
The FDA discovered impurities in only the generic, not brand-name, valsartan, which is a form of angiotensin II receptor blockers, or ARBs.
|
|
The FDA also said it may have identified the root cause of the potentially cancer-causing impurities but that it is still investigating.
|
|
Laxatives and suppositories were meant to flush me completely, to wipe the slate clean of any impurities and salt the earth of sickness.
|
|
I use the scraggy end of the shoulder on the bone, then I tend to blanche it off to get rid of any impurities.
|
|
In the 2150s in Sheffield his converters blasted air through molten iron to burn away impurities, making steel the material of the industrial revolution.
|
|
Somewhat more rare and more valuable is metallurgical (or "met") coal, which has higher carbon content, lower moisture, and fewer impurities than thermal coal.
|
|
Phosphine is usually odorless, but impurities can make it smell like garlic and decaying fish, according to the Center for Disease Control and Prevention.
|
|
Unfortunately, carbon monoxide is also produced in the steam-reforming process along with other impurities, which render commercial-grade hydrogen unsuitable for fuel-cells.
|
|
To make it drinkable, or process it into fuel for rockets, one would need to filter out the dust impurities and perhaps some salts.
|
|
Unlike electric arc furnaces, IFs have limited or no capacity to remove impurities in the process of producing steel, resulting in inconsistent product quality.
|
|
The recalls began last year after regulators said ingredients used by Chinese manufacturer Zhejiang Huahai Pharmaceuticals Co to produce valsartan contained cancer-causing impurities.
|
|
Szymanski puts the meat underneath cold, running water for about 20 minutes to remove any impurities that come from it being, well, a tongue.
|
|
There are absolutely no impurities in it and the taste of the cocktail gets to you just as it is; there are no intermediaries.
|
|
The FDA imposed a regulation that is much broader and more costly than necessary to protect people and pets from impurities in pet food.
|
|
But that's not the case for whoever made the coke that's sitting in your drawer—the substances and impurities present there are anybody's guess.
|
|
U.S. and European health regulators said last month they were reviewing the safety of ranitidine, after online pharmacy Valisure flagged the impurities to regulators.
|
|
GLOBAL STOPPAGE U.S. and European health regulators said last month they were reviewing the safety of ranitidine, after online pharmacy Valisure flagged the impurities.
|
|
FDA tests of other medications, like Pepcid, Tagamet, Nexium, Prevacid and Prilosec, have shown no NDMA impurities in the medicines, according to Woodcock's statement.
|
|
The giant Saudi plant that was struck cleans crude oil of impurities, a necessary step before it can be exported and fed into refineries.
|
|
It is usually composed of propane, butane, pentane or hexane but can also contain carbon dioxide, hydrogen sulfide, aromatics and naphthenes, known as impurities.
|
|
It's the first study to show evidence of specific pigments and impurities traveling from the dermal layer of the skin to the lymph nodes.
|
|
Unlike its bigger counterpart, the Pure Cool Me won't tell you the types of microns and impurities it's eliminating from your room while in use.
|
|
After impurities are taken out, the sea water is then forced through membranes under high pressure to force water through but leave the salt behind.
|
|
As the researchers explain in their paper, especially warm summers can cause several years worth of impurities to become concentrated at the ice sheet's surface.
|
|
Impurities can also cloud the resulting ice, although Liu said that it's air bubbles rather than excess minerals that are the culprit in that regard.
|
|
The dense crudes are much more difficult to refine and tend to contain significant quantities of sulfur and other impurities that are costly to remove.
|
|
The recalls began last year after European regulators said ingredients used by Chinese manufacturer Zhejiang Huahai Pharmaceuticals Co to produce valsartan contained cancer-causing impurities.
|
|
The researchers take special care to control the glass extrusion system to ensure that it cools down and crystallizes without injecting impurities or structural problems.
|
|
The 100% natural calcium bentonite clay draws out all the impurities deep in your skin for what has been called 'the world's most powerful facial'.
|
|
"Brazil's soybeans on average have less impurities and higher protein content," said the trader, who requested anonymity because he was not authorized to speak publicly.
|
|
Power plant components are subjected to high pressures and temperatures, repeated cycles of heating and cooling, constant exposure to steam and corrosive impurities including sulfur.
|
|
Professor Jim Smith from the University of Portsmouth in the UK and a team of researchers made vodka because the distillation process removes radioactive impurities.
|
|
Unique recipes Glow Recipe worked with Whamisa on a green tea line with antioxidants and botanical extracts that melts makeup and removes pore-clogging impurities.
|
|
By reducing the impurities of iron with an innovative oxidizing air blast, the process ushered in a new wave of inexpensive, high-volume steel making.
|
|
Keep the broth at a very low simmer for 6 to 8 hours, skimming regularly for any scum and impurities that rise to the surface.
|
|
The placards explained how miners would dig holes in the ground to roast the ore in order to burn off impurities and harvest more gold.
|
|
In short: it can pretty much effectively remove all the impurities on glass surfaces with its cutting-edge features, various operation modes, and smart functions.
|
|
Reducing the impurities to 1 percent or less could increase U.S. exporters' costs by 15 cents per bushel, an ED&F Man Capital Markets analyst said.
|
|
Behind the invective lurked an inchoate vision of Europe as a consortium of sovereign nations, free from elite-imposed cultural straitjackets and the impurities of foreigners.
|
|
In real life, pure VX is an odorless and colorless liquid, but impurities introduced during the manufacturing process typically gives it an orange or yellow hue.
|
|
Similar to charcoal masks, our Sunday night self-care pastime, using activated charcoal toothpaste is like using a vacuum to draw out impurities on your teeth.
|
|
This mask is made from natural ingredients, including two types of clay, bamboo, and matcha, to draw out impurities, improve skin elasticity, and soften your skin.
|
|
Thanks to the depth at which it was buried and to the lack of water where all this was happening, the pegmatites formed almost without impurities.
|
|
Reducing impurities that might be in your water with a Culligan whole-home system can help improve everything from your cooking to laundry to bath time.
|
|
"They're poorly understood materials," said Efetov, noting that they superconduct only when precisely doped with impurities during their demanding fabrication in order to add free electrons.
|
|
But dialysis cannot be performed in that setting, since the machines that filter impurities from patients' blood require a steady source of power and clean water.
|
|
The problem has been the inability to isolate pure carbon nanotubes—most that were being produced had small metallic impurities which negatively affected their semiconducting ability.
|
|
The problem, of course, is that butane can leave a residue in the final product and most people prefer to keep impurities out of their bud.
|
|
The buckets were first described as containing gold flakes, but actually, they held rough-edged bars, a mixture of scrap gold and impurities, from several locations.
|
|
The agency said it has been investigating NDMA and other similar impurities that have been found in blood pressure and heart failure medicines since last year.
|
|
The search for a cause suggests that these impurities were generated by specific chemical reactions in the manufacturing process of the active pharmaceutical ingredient, Woodcock said.
|
|
FDA scientists have developed novel and sophisticated testing methods specifically designed to detect and measure N-Nitrosodimethylamine (NDMA) and N-Nitrosodiethylamine (NDEA) impurities in ARB medicines.
|
|
The fact that there were supercooled water droplets at minus-20 indicates the air was very clean, and nearly bereft of any aerosols or other impurities.
|
|
The diamond was extremely pure—almost all carbon, which isn't common in this messy world—but with a few impurities that gave it strange quantum mechanical properties.
|
|
The bubbles are actually born inside the champagne flute — forming on little imperfections and impurities that let the carbon dioxide molecules collect together to make a bubble.
|
|
The Aztec Secret Indian Healing Clay Mask exfoliates the skin and draws impurities out of pores like a vacuum to improve your complexion's clarity, tone, and texture.
|
|
The difficulty of figuring out purity and dosage for a layperson naturally lead to concerns about the risky side effects of overdoses or accidental doses of impurities.
|
|
Everyone knows the most disgraceful members of society let their beards grow past their sell-by date, hiding all of their impurities behind a gross follicle shield.
|
|
Dr. Dendy Engelman, dermatologist at Manhattan Dermatology & Cosmetic Surgery, recommends using powder cleansers at night, post–makeup removal, as a deep cleanse to remove any extra impurities.
|
|
Enter the H20+ Beauty Aquadefense Refining Matcha Mask, a cooling, green gel mask formulated to remove "impurities caused by environmental pollutants" while nourishing and hydrating the skin.
|
|
"We've seen a lot of instances of adulterated products — contamination, impurities — recently," outgoing FDA Commissioner Scott Gottlieb, who plans to leave his post in April, told Bloomberg.
|
|
This means that the listed drugs have acceptable levels of impurities so that patients aren't faced with medication shortages and can continue to control their cardiovascular illnesses.
|
|
While refined metal is largely standardised and priced on global metals exchanges, the content of concentrates vary sharply due to a wide range of byproducts and impurities.
|
|
The pharmacy distinguishes itself by testing every batch of drugs it sells for impurities; earlier, it had found a potential carcinogen in valsartan, a blood pressure medicine.
|
|
The recalls began last summer after the FDA was informed that ingredients used by Chinese manufacturer Zhejiang Huahai Pharmaceuticals Co (Huahai) to produce valsartan contained the impurities.
|
|
Your liver, kidneys, lungs, and lymphatic system (among other parts of your body) all work hard to remove toxins and impurities from your body and keep you healthy.
|
|
Cruz's aides, free from any need to play nice with fellow politicians, have been more willing to remind Cruz supporters that they've forgot nothing about Trump's political impurities.
|
|
It has a built-in pre-filter and activated carbon filters to remove air impurities, and a HEPA filter that eliminates 99.97% of irritants 0.3 μm and larger.
|
|
As far as impurities in the water, Wang said the final prototype might incorporate a filter, but that water is pretty much the only vapor the device catches.
|
|
The agency said the freeze on the imports would remain in place until the Chinese manufacturer determines how the impurities were introduced and improves its quality control systems.
|
|
"A key forensic issue here is to identify impurities and residues that might provide clues as to the precise chemical process used to manufacture the material," she said.
|
|
Addressing beauty concerns from head to toe, this mask craze provides products for toning, hydrating, brightening, anti-aging, drawing out impurities, and a whole host of other issues.
|
|
The greatest change of the modern age is in the fact that we can now feed computers flawed information and they can filter out the impurities and errors.
|
|
Back in the spring, California released a document about the contaminants they'd be screening for: pesticides, residual solvents and processing chemicals, microbiological impurities, heavy metals, and foreign material.
|
|
Kim explained that the broth at Jeju is made by skimming impurities and excess fat from the surface as the liquid cooks, a prevalent technique in Korean cooking.
|
|
Heat the pot on high until the water boils and let it continue to boil aggressively for 220 minutes to release impurities from the sides of the bones.
|
|
What you're really doing, in addition to simmering all of those cannabinoids into the butter and oil, is also adding in any impurities that are in that bud.
|
|
As technicians in white lab coats operated machines designed to detect impurities in their products, Mr. Hunter demonstrated to lawmakers the extractors that produce oils from the plant.
|
|
The FDA said it has worked closely with international regulators to set standards to lower the risk of the introduction of these impurities into the drug manufacturing process.
|
|
It removes sulfur and other impurities to create lighter grades of oil that do not require dilution to move through pipelines, lowering costs and making shipping more efficient.
|
|
But a new kind of diamond, one loaded with impurities, relies on a sort of foreverness that could be useful in future quantum technology—maybe even a quantum internet.
|
|
Iceberg water has less than eight parts per million of impurities; to put that into context, in mainland Canada the minimum for tap water is 150 parts per million.
|
|
The risk is there for the foreseeable future that, ironically, the "natural" option of using the plant itself is going to produce more impurities in the product, not less.
|
|
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration is also looking into whether these types of impurities could be found in other classes of drugs, a spokeswoman for the regulator said.
|
|
Plenty of things we encounter every day — like chlorine in the pool or mineral impurities in our shower water —can contribute to buildup that makes blonde hair appear yellow.
|
|
Previously the phone appeared to be melting and cracking while charging, possibly because of impurities in the lithium ion material used in a battery, or poor management of overcharging.
|
|
Mr. Roosegaarde contends that in 36 hours it can eliminate 70 to 80 percent of the impurities in the air from an area the size of a football stadium.
|
|
Our top pick is the Mario Badescu Drying Lotion because it is an effective spot treatment that acts fast to draw impurities from the skin and shrinks pimples overnight.
|
|
Following the initial recall, the FDA found that other types of generic ARBs, those containing either losartan or irbesartan as the active ingredient, had also been tainted with impurities.
|
|
While some of the filters rounded up here list out a scary number of contaminants and impurities they can handle, not all of these things will be in your water.
|
|
Since the insulated sides cause the water to freeze from the top down, the impurities sink to the bottom and you're left with crystal-clear ice (and some crappy water).
|
|
Acne products often claim to work by clearing out pores and cleansing the skin's impurities, and cystic acne can lay too deep beneath the skin for these products to target.
|
|
They were paid about $20 to $30 and 2 cents to 3 cents more than the standard grade for some blended concentrates that contained more impurities than Codelco's, traders said.
|
|
That's not considered safe enough to bake bread, but it's a different story when it comes to making distilled beverages, as the distilling process removes all impurities from the grains.
|
|
Patchology SmartMud's No Mess Mud Masque ($30 for a four-pack) has a noticeable cooling effect while its mix of clay, volcanic ash and activated charcoal absorbs debris and impurities.
|
|
Valisure has just begun offering an analysis service that allows anyone to send in samples of their drugs to find out the dosage, inactive ingredients, dissolution rate, and any impurities.
|
|
Outside the main Kaust desalination plant, which uses a technology called reverse osmosis, four huge tanks full of sand filter impurities from the seawater as it arrives through a pipeline.
|
|
He said new FDA guidance on elemental impurities in medicines required a reformulation of nitrofurantoin, so Nostrum pulled the product out of the market while it implemented the necessary changes.
|
|
Working with battery supplier Panasonic Corp - which also produces Li-ion batteries for Tesla - Toyota has also improved the precision in battery cell assembly, ensuring battery chemistry is free of impurities.
|
|
The blending of concentrates containing high levels of impurities such as hazardous arsenic is aimed at making the material fit for shipment to China, the world's biggest importer of copper concentrates.
|
|
Since last summer, the FDA has been conducting a major investigation to address the presence of certain impurities in a class of drugs called angiotensin II receptor blockers (ARBs), including losartan.
|
|
Manuel, who's 20 years old, turns on a giant boiler to start the nixtamalization process; then he adds the grains into a giant tub to wash them and to eliminate impurities.
|
|
Mother Made Active Charcoal Pore Purifying Enzyme Powder Facial Wash, $21.49, available nowThe unique formula contains bamboo charcoal to draw out impurities and AHA-rich papaya enzymes to exfoliate the skin.
|
|
To stop the powder oxidising and being contaminated by impurities in the air—or worse, exploding—that process needs to be carried out in a chamber filled with an inert gas.
|
|
Natural light will help recharge your space (even when you're out and about), and the circulation of fresh air will cleanse it of impurities, leaving the room both clean and balanced.
|
|
Since last summer, the FDA has been conducting a major investigation to address the presence of certain impurities in a class of drugs called angiotensin II receptor blockers (ARBs), including valsartan.
|
|
Since last summer, the FDA has issued multiple recalls of generic valsartan medications from several manufacturers after discovering that certain lots contained nitrosamine impurities that pose a cancer risk to patients.
|
|
China this year tightened thresholds on impurities in scrap metal imports and slapped a 25-percent tariff on scrap material from the United States, one of its top suppliers, in August.
|
|
After having its impurities removed through multiple rounds of distillation, the resulting hazardous compound, called trichlorosilane, is pumped into a cylindrical furnace containing 7-foot-tall silicon rods shaped like tuning forks.
|
|
One of the most popular flavors of Dirty Lemon is charcoal, which claims to "improve digestion, stimulate liver function, and gently cleanse your system of impurities," according to the Dirty Lemon website.
|
|
Blending of the dirty concentrates, or material with high levels of impurities like hazardous arsenic, with cleaner concentrates, make it fit for shipment to China, the world's biggest importer of copper concentrates.
|
|
Having a second operation allowed Fortescue to blend ore with high iron grades - but also high levels of unwanted alumina and silica - with ore bearing fewer impurities but lower in iron richness.
|
|
My own ambition takes the comparatively benign form of artistic ambition (inevitably alloyed with various impurities — desire for recognition, for status, for enough money to get by, for women to like me).
|
|
It said the stone is a D color, Type IIa diamond, meaning it is colorless and very radiant, without any yellow tint or impurities like nitrogen that absorb light and decrease luster.
|
|
We'll also continue to work with global regulatory agencies to learn as much as we can about how these impurities came about and how they may affect patients' health around the globe.
|
|
To make so-called technical-grade hydrogen—with the "five nines" purity (ie, 99.999%) needed for fuel-cells—the impurities have to be removed using a separation technique known as pressure-swing absorption.
|
|
The plants themselves are grown on long tables in individually climate-controlled rooms, in a special nutrient mixture, irrigated with water that's been fed through a reverse osmosis system to remove any impurities.
|
|
Try fighting back with other foods, such as lemons, parsley and crisp fruits and veggies such as apples or carrots that stimulate saliva production, which your mouth relies on to wash away impurities.
|
|
The trio -- the only all-female, all-black group in the finals -- engineered a filter that purifies drinking water in old public-school buildings by detecting impurities such as chlorine, copper, and bromine.
|
|
Still, the agency responded to the larger issue, announcing nine voluntary recalls on September 13 with the explanation that "early, limited testing has found unacceptable levels of NDMA" impurities in samples of ranitidine.
|
|
The drugs that have been recalled by the FDA have been contaminated with a few different impurities including N-nitrosodimethylamine, or NDMA, which is considered a possible carcinogen by the US Environmental Protection Agency.
|
|
That so-called contamination led China, for decades the world's largest importer of waste paper, used plastic and scrap metal, to refuse to accept certain kinds of recyclables and tighten its standards for impurities.
|
|
To remove discoloration, workers suspended on scaffolding are caking Fuller's earth — a mud paste that absorbs dirt, grease and animal excrement, and that is commonly used to treat skin impurities — on the entire monument.
|
|
Their crystal also required a pulsing force, in this case a microwave field, and they also watched the impurities' spins flip back and forth, snapping into place with their own lower frequency, a longer period.
|
|
Tradition has it that the rice should be left to soak in cold water overnight to get rid of impurities, then steamed before the alms collection—but such preparations are not necessarily respected by vendors.
|
|
The asset sale was required because GE and Baker Hughes are two of four companies that sell refineries the specialized chemicals they need to remove impurities from hydrocarbons, the department said in a court filing.
|
|
Buy it here: Sephora, $33 The fruit or vegetable: Strawberry, black currant What it does: Real strawberry juice is mixed with sugar crystals to immediately remove your skin's impurities and help your complexion look healthier.
|
|
When I sit for 15 minutes with something on my face that is said to suck out impurities, purify or peel me, I begin to panic about a rash that will never go away. 7.
|
|
This segment of the population, because of drug use, poor diet and other problems that fall under the collective heading of "lack of money," tends to have blood that can play host to more impurities.
|
|
Working in Britain in the late 1960s, Dr. Kao and a colleague played a crucial role in discovering that the fiber optic cables in use at the time were limited by impurities in their glass.
|
|
In addition, human breast milk can contain dangerous impurities, such as infectious diseases including hepatitis, HIV and syphilis, and bacterial food-borne illnesses if the milk is not properly sanitized and/or stored, CBS News said.
|
|
The solution creates a centrifugal liquid seal with skin to powerfully pull out impurities while at the same time cushioning the skin from damage and irritation that a dry vacuum of the same force would cause.
|
|
Blood might drain from your face at the cost of manuka honey (30 quid a jar, if you're wondering) and you might scoff at Scarlett Johansson's claims that it "pulls out the impurities" from the skin.
|
|
As U.S. recycling association ISRI pointed out in a submission to the World Trade Organization, there are more than 150 specifications for non-ferrous scrap, each with its own code word, description and maximum allowed impurities.
|
|
While new rules have yet to be published, any move to restrict coal imports on the basis of their energy value or the content of impurities such as sulphur could result in miners taking a hit.
|
|
Ruled schizophrenic, she was sterilized under the Nazi-era "hereditary health law" protocols, which had been imposed to prevent so-called genetic impurities from being transmitted to future generations of Caucasians whom the Germans considered Aryan.
|
|
It is manufactured through a more primitive process that makes the drug susceptible to impurities, which, in combination with the fact that it is typically injected, put users at particular risk of infection, the newspaper added.
|
|
Without the impurities found in tap water, there is nothing to start the nucleation process that causes water to freeze, delivering a supercooled liquid that, once jostled or disturbed, will instantly turn to a slushy ice.
|
|
I put it on for ten minutes a couple of times per week and watch the impurities in my pores float to the surface like they're being pulled by a magnet (in the form of activated charcoal).
|
|
Dermatologist Julia T. Hunter, MD, says that micellar waters simply cannot remove all of the impurities from the skin, and without a deeper cleanse, it's a lot harder for your moisturizers and treatments to do their jobs.
|
|
For that you need Iota 6, or the tip‑top of the line, Iota 8, which clocks in at 99.9992 percent purity—meaning for every one billion molecules of SiO , there are only 80 molecules of impurities.
|
|
A tonne of plastic waste for export, with up to 22014 percent impurities such as paper labels, could be sold for between 20143 and 22014 pounds a tonne in April 220, according to British recycling group letsrecycle.com.
|
|
Whether it's in the form of jade rollers or charcoal-infused face masks, consumers are overwhelmed by an array of products that promise to cleanse impurities, unclog pores and, ultimately, lead to blemish-free skin, glowing skin.
|
|
South Korea has been buying other types of U.S. light crude, but two buyers - SK Energy and Hyundai Oilbank - recently turned down cargoes of Eagle Ford condensate from Texas after the oil was found to contain impurities.
|
|
Heavy crudes are much harder to refine and tend to contain significant quantities of sulphur and other impurities that are costly to remove, which is why they sell at a hefty discount to medium and light oils.
|
|
Heavy crudes are much harder to refine and tend to contain significant quantities of sulfur and other impurities that are costly to remove, which is why they sell at a hefty discount to medium and light oils.
|
|
Mr. Bellaver freezes 300-pound blocks very slowly, usually over the course of several days, in machines that keep the water constantly agitating so that impurities are pushed to its edges and the ice freezes crystal clear.
|
|
While the FDA has been investigating the presence of certain impurities in a class of hypertension drugs called angiotensin II receptor blockers (ARBs), including valsartan, this is the first time DMF has been linked to the pills.
|
|
So here, I'm sharing my daily routine with you: I first double-cleanse using an oil-based cleanser, like this one, to remove makeup and oil-based impurities such as sunscreen, followed by a creamy water-based cleanser.
|
|
Rare earth ore goes through these steps hundreds and hundreds of times, and for each new mining location, the concentration of the acids used has to be recalculated in order to target the specific impurities in the soil.
|
|
Mother Made Activate Charcoal Purifying Powder Face Wash, $21.49Designed for sensitive skin, this water-activated powder wash uses charcoal bamboo to draw impurities from the skin and papaya enzymes to exfoliate the skin into a smoother, brighter complexion.
|
|
Another aspect of the Jack Daniel's tradition that is being reassessed is the so-called Lincoln County process, in which unaged whiskey is passed through several feet of maple charcoal, which removes impurities and imparts a slight sweetness.
|
|
Whittaker's team analyzed alternatives such as DF-2000, EcoSolv, CalypSolv, an emerging high-flash hydrocarbon, and found that, while they can still be considered dangerous waste, they do not contain high-risk impurities often associated with petroleum-based products.
|
|
The makers of these programs often prepare you for some unpleasantness, of course: Since you're cleansing your body of all the "toxic" substances you previously absorbed, they say, you'll feel the nasty effects of those "impurities" leaving your system.
|
|
" He warned the unwary that "it is not in the external atmosphere that we must look for the greatest impurities, but it is in our own houses that the blighting, withering curse of foul air is to be found.
|
|
Invest in innovative water startups Whether it's drinkable books that educate on safe water tips while filtering out impurities or portable smart straws, there are a number of innovative products from smart companies working on solutions to the water crisis.
|
|
Orgonites There are hundreds of instructional YouTube videos with details on how to make your own orgonites, including the necessary supplies, and how they purportedly clean the impurities out of the air, out of your life, and out of you.
|
|
Product-wise, the brand's wool and cotton pieces are handmade and scrutinized for quality during the "raccoutrage" stage by a specially trained committee of seamstresses, who meticulously inspect every garment to remove post-knitting impurities and repair slipped stitches or holes.
|
|
Indian cotton is not free of impurities such as bits of leaves and empty bolls, but if buyers have no other origin to choose from, they will pay extra to get rid of the contaminants, another China-based trader said.
|
|
After being thoroughly reassured by the receptionist that Luzinete does indeed work on models right before shows and photo shoots, I decided on the hour-long "Solution" facial, that promised to extract impurities from my acne-prone skin for $175.
|
|
HOBOT-298: Window Cleaning Robot Never look at smudges on your windows again, thanks to the Hobot 298, which glides across them spraying a micro-mist of cleaner or water to scrub off any impurities without any effort from you.
|
|
"We know that the ongoing recalls to prevent certain lots of valsartan that contain unacceptable limits of impurities from reaching patients has resulted in a shortage of these important medicines," FDA Commissioner Dr. Scott Gottlieb said in a statement Tuesday.
|
|
The FDA said it is continuing to test all products that contain valsartan for NDEA and related impurities, and will work with companies to ensure that all affected products are removed from the market, if they have not already been recalled.
|
|
It's also possible "some of the source material may have had some of this in it," Woodcock said, adding that "it isn't something that would be easy to find," because the low-level impurities are measured in parts per million.
|
|
Frederick Wangombe, an animal nutritionist at Unifeed, a Kenyan animal feed miller that uses Sanergy's black soldier fly product, envisages it replacing fish meal from Lake Victoria, which can contain sand and other impurities, or expensive soy beans from Zambia.
|
|
According to a new study, pigments and toxic chemical impurities found in tattoo ink may travel through the body and eventually accumulate in the lymph nodes, bean-shaped structures that filter out substances as part of the body's immune system.
|
|
The nets, which are set at an altitude of 1,225 meters (4,000 feet), collect an average of 703,000 liters of water a day, which is first filtered for impurities before traveling through eight kilometers of piping to reach homes in the villages.
|
|
Speaking of China's new thresholds for impurities, which are 1 percent for nonferrous metals and 0.5 percent for waste electric motors, wires and cables, Lion said "it would be extremely difficult" for any scrap coming into China to conform with the new requirements.
|
|
The meetings have dealt with shortages of treatments such as Mylan's Epipen against allergic shock, branded as Fastjekt in Germany, as well as disrupted supply of blood pressure drug valsartan after batches produced in China had to be recalled due to toxic impurities.
|
|
When you pump micellar water onto a cotton pad and draw it across your skin, the micelles act like magnets, lifting impurities out of the skin and gently cleansing without abrasion, rubbing, or strong astringents that strip the skin and create lasting dryness.
|
|
The Hydrocolloid – originally used for treating wounds – draws impurities out from pores without harsh chemicals or drying products, and the sticker cover protects blemishes from your wandering hands as well as dirt, dust, and germs so it can recover quickly and effectively.
|
|
There's a lot to like about this new formula: The blend of peppermint, tea tree, and spearmint oils soothes itchiness and irritation on contact, while charcoal helps nix "impurities," which I interpret as the layers of dry shampoo built up on my hair follicles.
|
|
In addition to having good bacteria called lactobacilli which help keep the vagina acidic enough to fight foreign impurities, the vaginal canal has lots of blood vessels and produces mucus that both protects against and washes away harmful microbes, explains an article in Environmental Health Perspectives.
|
|
Made with 70% tea tree leaf water, it will remove stubborn makeup and impurities from pores while simultaneously treating the skin with antibacterial ingredients (like tea tree leaf extract oil, a natural acne-fighting ingredient) that help keep sebum production in check, fortifying against future breakouts.
|
|
Avicenna, a Persian scientist whose view of bodily health was substantially more enlightened than that of his European contemporaries, took an intermediate view—advocating moderate exercise but warning of the dangers posed by its heating effects and its capacity to spread preëxisting impurities throughout the body.
|
|
Starting in July, separate lots of ARB blood pressure and heart failure medications from various companies were recalled around the world, including in the United States, due to containing similar impurities that are potential or suspected human carcinogens: N-nitrosodimethylamine or NDMA and N-nitrosodiethylamine or NDEA.
|
|
While working in a chicken slaughterhouse where she was tasked with inspecting carcasses for impurities such as fecal matter or feathers, Lisa was directly told not to document fecal matter found at a specific checkpoint—one of the last, she adds, before the chickens were packaged for shipment.
|
|
The Cuisinart Brew Central also features a "BrewPause" setting that lets you pour yourself a piping-hot cup before the coffee is even done brewing, an adjustable temperature control, a charcoal water filter that removes impurities, and a 12-cup glass carafe that's BPA-free and dishwasher safe.
|
|
Butts and dicks and limbs, flying everywhere, getting inserted into everything, holiday themed bread puddings falling into your mouth and onto your privates, ALL FOR THE PURPOSE of exorcising the impurities and sins of the world and burying them deep under the ground and away from the surface.
|
|
The site featured pages of information on everything from the basics of how semiconductors work—for example, how materials like silicon can be "doped" with impurities to carry an electrical current, and are the basis of modern electronics—to entries on the "finite barrier quantum well" and "photolithography".
|
|
If you're wondering what toner actually does (you're not alone!), it's meant to be used after you wash your skin to sweep away any lingering impurities, prep your pores for any moisturizers or serums you want to use, and generally treat your skin with whatever essential ingredients are in it.
|
|
These moules parquées, or "parked mussels"—because they were typically arranged one next to the other like cars in a lot, or because one penned them in a tank of clean water to wash off any dirt and impurities—were sold as soon as they were extricated from the sea.
|
|
But SK Energy and Hyundai Oilbank sent back cargoes of U.S. Eagle Ford condensate - an ultra-light form of crude oil - that arrived in January and February after the oil was found to contain impurities, said three sources familiar with the matter, but who declined to be identified due to its sensitivity.
|
|
Such a sorting technique can be useful because commercial oats may contain as much as 2 percent "impurities," meaning stuff other than oats, such as dirt and rocks along with other grains, according to Dr. Joseph A. Murray, a professor of medicine who directs the celiac disease program at the Mayo Clinic.
|
|
Since going viral a few years ago, the mask has racked up over 13,000 positive reviews from Amazon shoppers who have referred to is as the "holy grail of face masks" for acne — and it makes sense because it's made with 100 percent bentonite clay, which helps to draw out the skin's impurities.
|
|
Although it's commonly found in commercial clay mask preparations, the uses for bentonite clay go far beyond cleaning out your pores: It's used in calamine lotion, to remove impurities from food oils, as a fabric softener in laundry detergent, to form animal feed pellets, and — my favorite — it's the ingredient that causes cat litter to clump.
|
|
Here's the spiel: Anti-aGin contains collagen for its an anti-wrinkle properties; nettle, which is supposed to rejuvenate cells; gotu kola, said to inhibit scar formation and combat cellulite: chamomile, a healing and relaxing agent; witch hazel oil, to kill bacteria; burdock, believed to repair cracked skin; and green tea, intended to clear the body of impurities.
|
|
"We believe people should get the chance to enjoy and experience a night out without any impurities: no chemicals, no artificial colours, no electricity, no gas, no phone and even no clothes if they wish to," Seb Lyall, the founder of the group behind The Bunyadi (which the makers say means fundamental, base, and natural) said in a release.
|
|
Today, along with molecular biologist (and former Yale classmate) David Light, he is the cofounder of Valisure, a mail-order pharmacy that tests each batch of drugs it receives from wholesalers or distributors (generic, brand name, and even some over-the-counter items) for dose, dissolution (an indicator of how quickly it is absorbed), and impurities.
|
|
According to Mike Lata, the chef and co-owner of the Ordinary restaurant in Charleston, S.C., the oyster has become "the only feel-good story in our food chain right now" — an easy-to-raise, in-demand delicacy that cleans the environment as it grows: As a filter-feeder, it removes impurities from the water, which increases local biodiversity.
|
|
I did learn that this use of "toast" originates from the 236th century practice of literally dropping toast, as in crisped bread, into sack, or wine, thereby softening and flavoring your solid carbs as well as possibly soaking up some of the impurities and acid in your liquid carbs, a wine win-win, if you will (see "The Merry Wives of Windsor").
|
|