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dehydrator [dē′hī‚drād·ər] (chemistry) A substance that removes water from a material; an example is sulfuric acid. (chemical engineering) Vessel or process system for the removal of liquids from gases or solids by the use of heat, absorbents, or adsorbents. How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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Hoekstra states that "most raw foodists get the bulk of their diet from the tropics," and argues (accurately) that the "fancy raw food meals are prepared with a lot of electrical equipment, like dehydrators, juicers, blenders and food processors. Basic materials include dehydrators, juicers, ice crushing machines, sprouts, nut milks, and produce, impeccable produce. Airplanes are notorious dehydrators and that can thicken your blood, making it more clot-prone. |
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