Marine Acid Balance Fish Safety
16.01.2009 Radikal
WASHINGTON -The bonds of the pizzans provide "protection of acid balance in the oceans."
[[T]] According to research from Exeter University in the UK and published in Science magazine, the calcium carbonate from the fish intestine protects the acid balance of seas. [ [The carbon dioxide, which leads to the atmosphere warming caused by products, also leads to increased acid in the oceans. Scientists emphasize the importance of trying to protect the balance of nature of the intestine of fish.
Biology and chemist teaching member Dr. Rod W. According to Wilson’s tahmini researchers, the estimated total of 2 billion 50 million tons of fish produce 110 million tons of calcium carbonate per year. Alkali derivative calcium carbonates help acid balance with oxygen and hydrogen release.
Sea fish can provide all sea carbonate up to 15 percent with intestinal waste.
The Ministry of Environmental-Food-Cropriate Cutting in the UK, the Institute of Biotechnology and Biology Studies with the Royal Research Foundation, the National Science Foundation of the US, the Engineering Research Authority of Canada, the UN Environmental Program Office, Pew No Foundation contributed to research. (aaa)
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