0 a poisonous alcohol that is used as an antifreeze (= a liquid that reduces the temperature at which water freezes) and in industry
1 a poisonous alcohol that is used as an antifreeze (= liquid that reduces the temperature at which water freezes) and in industry
The weak modulation amplitude may be traced back to the larger flexibility of the nitroxide linker and/or to the fact that these experiments were performed without ethylene glycol.
We investigated the effect of low temperature on seeds maintained in polyethylene glycol solutions, at water potentials below those needed for germination.
Supernatants were collected and concentrated to approximately half their volume using 6-8000 molecular weight dialysis tubing placed in polyethylene glycol (8000 g\mole).
The effect of oral administration of polyethylene glycol on faecal helminth egg counts in pregnant goats grazed on browse containing condensed tannins.
A mixture of water and ethylene glycol was used to cover the bottom of each pan trap.
Cryoprotectants like glycerol or ethylene glycol can be added to avoid this limitation.
Traps were filled to a depth of 4 cm with a 25% ethylene glycol solution and a small amount of unscented detergent.
Formation of tetraploid mouse blastocysts following blastomere fusion with polyethylene glycol.
