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Survey of Physiological Mechanisms of Sodium and Chloride Ion Transport and Design of Experiment for Application to Demineralizing Saline Waters
A two-part report on saline water conversion, calculating a survey of mechanisms of sodium and chloride ion transport and the design of experiments for application to demineralizing saline waters and laboratory evaluation of the use of algae in saline water conversion.
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