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sonicate
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sonicate [′sän·ə‚kāt]
(engineering)
To apply high-frequency sound waves to matter.
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Okoniewska, "Effect of sonication on combined treatment of landfill leachate and domestic sewage in SBR reactor," Desalination, Vol.
Study on reducing leachate production by saw powder adding by Yin, Jun; Jiang, Baojun; Wu, Xiaoyan; Liang, Liang; Liu, Xue / Journal of Water Resource and Protection (JWARP)
Current extraction methods rely principally on heat, electrical charge, sonication, homogenation, and chemical partitioning, all of which can alter and sometimes even destroy sensitive and important biomolecules (such as proteins), or fail to liberate them from complex biological structures," he said.
New method to detect food borne pathogens by Asian News International
Thereafter, the cells are lysed, and the chromatin is fragmented by sonication.
An Integrative Approach for Analyzing the Interplay of Genetic and ... by Artur Muradyan and Vivien Boldt and Anne Steininger and Stephanie Stabentheiner and Katrin Tebel and / Archives of Pathology & Laboratory Medicine
 
 
 
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