Saturday, April 16, 2011

Implantation Spotting Day Before Due

expiration date yoghurts

A yogurt with no additives of proteins, starches or other stories can remain edible for months without refrigeration (if not open).
Indeed, as time passes, the fermentation of yogurt increases, so the amount of acid produced in it increases. The expiration date represents, for all practical purposes, the date on which the yogurt has become sufficiently acid so that the consumer rebound. With the expiration date, the manufacturer tries to avoid associating their brand with yogurt acids (they are uncommercial).

But the fact that yogurt has become acid does not mean or anything, which is harmful to health. Quite the contrary. In general the growth capacity of a possible contaminating microorganism decreases with increasing acidity of the medium, so the more acid it becomes safer yogurt is (provided that it remains closed). Thus, an additive-free yogurt can be kept perfectly edible for months (if you do not mind the acidity), even outside the refrigerator.

Source: www.uv.es/ ~ jaguilar /
Via: http://www.quimicaysociedad.org/anecdota.php?id=8

Thursday, March 17, 2011

Bad Effects Of Apricots

TRIBOLOGY: TRIBOLOGY



This scheme represents an intermediate state between boundary lubrication and hydrodynamic mechanism by which all pass before reaching this condition. In this case, part of the surface roughness of both mechanisms are inserted so that only part of the burden is borne by the hydrodynamic action and the other by the boundary film that covers the irregularities of both surfaces.

An incorrect selection of oil, as well as a decrease in viscosity, may lead to the mechanism is operating under these conditions. In this case, the lubricant film thickness is equal to the average roughness of both surfaces and not enough to obtain a laminar flow. See Fig. (A) and (b). For

cylinder internal combustion engine, where the present conditions of boundary and mixed film in the top and bottom dead spots, respectively, the incorporation of additives to oils unctuous base (during the manufacturing process) to ensure a better fixing of the oil film on the surfaces, or use of solid film lubricants (graphite or molybdenum disulfide), relatively insensitive to temperature and can form resistant layers and good rubbing permanence, can reduce a significant proportion wear in regime (fully loaded) and adhesive wear at startup. The figure shows these decreases in wear from five successive trials in a single-cylinder gasoline engine, the addition of graphite or MoS2 to a pure mineral oil and oil additives.




course, the benefit obtained with the addition of a solid film lubricant base oil, in terms of adhesive wear should not be offset by the potential risks that would result from a greater tendency to deposit formation as a result of insufficient stability of the suspension of solid lubricant base oil to be centrifuged at the elbows of crankshaft or passing through the filters of the lubrication circuit. However, current techniques of preparation and selection of these products and stabilization of suspensions suitable dispersant additives, SENCIBLES reduce these dangers. Whenever these conditions are met, these products can provide effective protection during the shooting and lead to surfaces that have a low coefficient of rubbing and whose subsequent wear are weak.