| flocculent |
A substance, used in combination with coagulants, which causes submicroscopic suspended matter (colloids) to aggregate into larger particles which can be removed by settling or filtration.
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| floccose |
covered with short hairs, like the areole of some cacti.
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| flocculation |
The water is -treated with small volumes of appropriate chemicals which will form a chemical floc which entraps particles. The most common flocculent chemicals are aluminium salts such as aluminium sulfate which is flocculated by the small addition of lime to raise the pH.
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| flocculus |
(L. tuft): Small hemispherical component of the ventral cerebellum located at the cerebellomedullary-pontine angle. It is connected by a stalk to the nodulus in the vermal midline to form the flocculonodular lobule (vestibulocerebellum o r archicerebellum).
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| flocculation |
The process of forming floc particles when a chemical coagulant or flocculent such as alum or ferric chloride is added to the wastewater.
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