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- OriginOil Delivers Second Product To Strategic Customer September 2 2010
OriginOil Delivers Second Product To Strategic Customer - Shipment of Single-Step Extraction System to MBD Energy Triggers Second Payment Series - Los Angeles, - Re: Breaking Cell Walls with Electricity August 30 2010
Mitchell, Electric frequencies of interest are determined by the electrical impedance of the cell walls or other organic structures in the alga. Ultrasonics - Re: Breaking Cell Walls with Electricity August 30 2010
When I 1st started looking in to ways to extract oil from algae I liked the ultrasound devices to be used on oil extraction from algae, but...they require a - Re: Breaking Cell Walls with Electricity August 29 2010
Thanks. I was hoping someone would be willing to try it. You are all a few years ahead of me when it comes to algae. Please let us know if it helps. Mitch - Re: Breaking Cell Walls with Electricity August 29 2010
... From: Mitchell Heldt Subject: RE: [oil_from_algae] Re: Breaking Cell Walls with Electricity To: oil_from_algae@yahoogroups.com Date: - Re: Breaking Cell Walls with Electricity August 29 2010
... From: Marcel Subject: [oil_from_algae] Re: Breaking Cell Walls with Electricity To: oil_from_algae@yahoogroups.com Date: Sunday, - Re: Breaking Cell Walls with Electricity August 29 2010
Those frequencies sound high to me as well. I used to have an ultrasonic cleaner that I used in a lab for removing oil from stainless steel strips. It seems - Re: Breaking Cell Walls with Electricity August 29 2010
Can somebody recap how we ended up with 1MHz carrier frequencies? This is a ridiculously high frequency in the world of biology for as far as I know. Marcel - Re: Iron August 28 2010
William Carr, It is a mater of being in the envelop. Too much is hard on the algae also. We are working with the San Francisco Bay area Sea Salt, hard wood - Re: Iron August 27 2010
"If your dirt had not tested high enough for iron, what would you have tried as a cost effective way to add iron?" Uhm, rust ? One leftover from electrolytic
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Site News
- Bad Behavior February 15 2008
The MediaWiki Bad Behavior extension has been causing some problems, I have noticed. I haven't logged in for a while, so I don't know how long this has been going on.
However, I plan to post some updates to Phyco.org soon, and also, I have upgraded the extension, fixing the problem.
Also, my contact information has been updated. See the Members section for more details.
Sorry for the inconvenience. - Collective Biodiesel Conference: A Huge Success! July 15 2007
The conference was a huge success! Lots of awesome people attended, a lot of cool networking occurred, and the classes were very informative. I've got about a dozen pages of notes about various things that I would like to share through this wiki. Also, remember that in many of these blog posts, they hold more extended information in the link. - Collective Biodiesel July 12 2007
This year's conference begins tomorrow! I'm very excited, and I'll try to take notes and bring back some good information.
http://www.collectivebiodiesel.org/ - Back in Business July 1 2007
Phyco.org has been under neglect for about a year now. I recognize this, and I must apologize to our small community for not doing my job. I have cleaned up a good deal of the spam on this site, and I will work on adding new content soon.
An update on my personal life-- I have been working closely with algae for the past two months, at the Environmental Sciences and Engineering department at the Colorado School of Mines, courtesy of Jon Meuser and Matt Posewitz. I fully intend to add the knowledge I have gained from this experience to this wiki. - Upgrades January 18 2007
Phyco.org has been upgraded to MediaWiki version 1.9.0, which implements a number of new features, bug fixes, and incompatibilities with old Phyco.org extensions. Old features will be re-implemented over the next few days with newer versions of the extensions.
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