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DESCRIPTION OF PROBLEM Creatine is a necessary component in energy metabolism, supplying phosphate groups to adenosine diphosphate and recycling them to adenosine triphosphate (ATP) that can be used for maintenance and growth. This creatine-ATP recycling system does not occur in all cells, only in those where there is great variability in energy demand, including muscle cells [1]. Creatine is espe ...
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If the pH of water is above neutral (7), for whatever reason - and you want to bring it back to pH 7, you can use any approved acid (organic or inorganic) to lower the pH. Please note that ascorbic acid is a very mild acid, as such higher dosages may be needed, compared to e.g. formic acid or phosphoric acid.
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Thank you for the clarification.
I assume the linked report from USDA shows that you can use ascorbic acid for that purpose:
https://www.fs.usda.gov/t-d/pubs/html/05231301/05231301.html#:~:text=One%20gram%20of%20ascorbic%20acid,The%20reaction%20is%20very%20fast.
Participation in Forum on March 13, 2023
Joshua A. Jendza I agree that on very high dosage you will see something as wrote in my other statement.
Participation in Forum on March 13, 2023
dan hofer Sorry if you read this but only do a Trial and dose it on normal level of 1kg/1000l and you will see grwoth. If you do high level everything kills....
All Vitamin can kill bacteria on high levels and some are as well frarmers and animals.
So I am only saying there is much more efficent ways and as well to kill algae, as even high levels of Citric will not do anything on them.
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dan hofer - Hutter is correct that it has many other applications, and its popularity is largely due to ease of handing/shipping. However, it CAN be effective at a high enough dose rate. It can both descale (as he states) and kill bacteria in the lines. That said, there are better, stronger acids for hygiene available.
Participation in Forum on March 12, 2023
Citric acid has the lowest power against a lot of bacteria.
It is even used to feed them in fermentation units.
There is much more powerful once.
In the body Citric acid has functions and not one of them is described as killing bacterias.
The mode of action is fully different.
Citric acid is often used as it is the easiest to transport and often much cheaper than a lot of other acids and i ...
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Dear All,This is Dr Channegowda from Zeus Biotech India.As Dr Kotaiah said: we have already tried fermenting soybean meal and results of initial trials are attractive but it is a lengthy process. It takes nearly 24 hours. But totally natural and very safe with no carrier material or filler material.
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Excellent paper! In high productive layers - the hopefully healthy - liver is the basis for nearly everything. All efforts in order to support liver health - pay back!
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Rama Prasad Chakraborty
Yes, absolutely, I also appreciate your opinion. However, unfortunately many in the industry have not explored the advantages of full-fat soybeans (FFSB) not only from the energy content standpoint of view, but also, as I wrote, from the opportunity to considerably decrease residual trypsin inhibitors to almost zero by proper processing. It is not easy to overprocess FFSB ...