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	MGS - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Modelling of General Systems, a domain specific language for describing and simulating dynamical systems, mainly in the area of biological systems modelling.
		Magnesium sulfide (MgS), a compound of magnesium and sulfur.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/MGS

	White Paper: The Use Of Magnesium Hydroxide Slurry For
		Magnesium hydroxide slurry, such as FloMag® H and MagneClear 58, have been used effectively in aerobic and anaerobic biological treatment systems at meat processing facilities, bakeries, chemical processing facilities, and municipalities, just to name a few.
		Currently, caustic soda and lime users are switching to magnesium hydroxide slurry because of the advantages it offers for biological treatment.
		Magnesium hydroxide slurry, which is recognized as “the milk of magnesia” for wastewater treatment, has been widely utilized for heavy metal precipitation and acid neutralization of industrial wastewater.
	www.plasticsnet.com /Content/news/article.asp?Bucket=Article&DocID={2572EF68-7E47-492B-AA73-1AB99E472AD0}&VNETCOOKIE=NO (397 words)

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		A comparison of charge to radius ratios (last column) also points to similarities between the metals that may be clues to their activities in biological systems.
		The first noticeable thing in this comparison is the difference in ionic radii of lead and calcium versus zinc and magnesium; the latter ions are significantly smaller.
		While oxidation state and ionic radius are different for Ce(IV), Fe(III), and Pu(IV), their charge to radius ratios (a rough surface charge measure) are similar.
	www.cchem.berkeley.edu /knrgrp/radii.html (590 words)

	Calcium, liquid coral calcium, calcium rich food
		This includes all aspects of calcium in biological systems from...
		Calcium absorption is improved by adequate amounts of protein, magnesium, phosphorous, and vitamin D. Conditions that reduce calcium absorption include high...
		Calcium in these tissues is concentrated in the form of calcium phosphate salts.
	www.healthinquire.com /calcium.html (590 words)

	Iron Sulfate -- Recommendations and Resources
		Sulfates, also known as sulfur oxides, are important in both the chemical industry and biological systems:
		Intravenous use is broadening, as magnesium sulfate reduces striated muscle contractions and blocks peripheral neuromuscular transmission by reducing acetylcholine release at the myoneural junction.
		It is used in the manufacture of inks, in wool dyeing as a mordant, and in water purification as a substitute for aluminium sulfate.
	www.becomingapediatrician.com /health/80/iron-sulfate.html (544 words)

	Diverse Applications of Magnesium Therapy
		This requirement is met by magnesium in water, which is probably in relation to the importance of its hydrated form in biological systems (Durlach, 1988; 1989; Durlach and Mareschi, 1991; Bara et al.
		In chronic alcoholism, magnesium deficiency secondary to an insufficient magnesium entry is frequent (Durlach, 1988), whilst in diabetes mellitus the deficiency appears as an adjunct to dysregulations inducing magnesium depletion (Durlach, 1988).
		It appears better than aluminum salts with their risk of aluminum encephalopathy (Durlach, 1988), but it is difficult to determine the use of magnesium-containing antacids with an optimal magnesium dialysate to efficiently avoid hyper- as well as hypomagnesemia (Gonelia and Calabrese, 1989).
	www.mgwater.com /dur25.shtml (3819 words)

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