0 to add a gas to liquid, especially a drink:
The water was aerated and circulated continuously through an activated f carbon-filled filter system.
We did so to find if we could keep lobsters alive by feeding them and keeping them in water which was circulated and aerated.
In both tanks the water is aerated by spraying from the delivery pipe through a special rose into the tank.
On the other hand, weirs have a beneficial effect in aerating the water, which encourages normal non-offensive bacterial decomposition of organic matter.
Males inspect eggs to remove diseased or infertile eggs, and aerates the clutch by fanning them with its pectoral and pelvic fins.
Glassworms are very easy to store if the water is kept cold and aerated.
The movement draws water into the mantle cavity and pushes it out again through the funnel, aerating the gills in the process.
The culture is then stirred and aerated to incorporate oxygen into the culture which the yeast uses in the synthesis of needed survival factors.
