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		<title>Faq &#8211; About Aerator Faucet</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[Ken asks… what does a low flow faucet aerator do besides reduce water usage? Staff answers: If you have low water pressure it increases it a little bit Mandy asks… What is the purpose of the aerator on a water faucet? I enjoy the flow a lot better without it on there! Staff answers: If [...]]]></description>
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<h2>what does a low flow faucet aerator do besides reduce water usage?</h2>
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<h2>What is the purpose of the aerator on a water faucet?</h2>
<p>I enjoy the flow a lot better without it on there!</p>
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<p class="dtm-content">If you like it without the aerator, no need for it at all.  Some faucets spray funny without the aerator.  Also, the aerator will trap any scale from the pipes and just has to be cleaned out periodically.  So leave it off!</p>
<p>Except in the kitchen where you wouldn&#8217;t want any debris to end up in your drinking water, etc.</p>
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<h2>how can you tell if you faucet has an aerator installed on it?</h2>
<p>I just bought a new house, and I&#8217;m thinking about getting some.  How do I know if these are already installed in my faucets?</p>
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<p class="dtm-content">Faucet aerator styles. </p>
<p>Http://www.google.com/images?hl=en&#038;source=imghp&#038;q=Faucet+aerator&#038;gbv=2&#038;aq=f&#038;aqi=g1&#038;aql=&#038;oq=&#038;gs_rfai=</p>
<p>If there is no aerator, you can stick your finger up the pipe. </p>
<p>Http://0.tqn.com/d/plumbing/1/0/F/-/-/-/ac3.jpg</p>
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		<title>Faq &#8211; About Frontier Airlines</title>
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		<pubDate>Thu, 16 Feb 2012 14:00:04 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[Chris asks… Frontier Airlines? I am looking to fly from Denver to Minneapolis in about a month. I see Frontier advertising really cheap rates all the time, but of course, now that I am looking I can&#8217;t find any! So does anybody know if Frontier will be having a sale anytime soon? Are there any [...]]]></description>
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<h2>Frontier Airlines?</h2>
<p>I am looking to fly from Denver to Minneapolis in about a month. I see <strong>Frontier</strong> advertising really cheap rates all the time, but of course, now that I am looking I can&#8217;t find any! So does anybody know if <strong>Frontier</strong> will be having a sale anytime soon? Are there any patterns to when they have sales, or is it random?</p>
<p>I just don&#8217;t want to pay full price today and then next week the fare goes down.</p>
<p>Thanks for your help!</p>
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<p class="dtm-content">Check out www.farecast.com</p>
<p>it can help predict (usually 70% accurate) as to when is the best time to buy your tickets.</p>
<p>Also, if you do not mind flying a different airline, i&#8217;d check out www.kayak.com<br />
it will list many different airlines and their prices.</p>
<p>Best of luck to you.</p>
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<h2>Is Frontier Airlines a safe and a good company to fly?</h2>
<p>I&#8217;m planning to fly in the states, and I want to to if anyone knows if <strong>Frontier</strong> <strong>Airlines</strong> is a good company, is the cheaper one flight ticket I found but I want to know if its worth it to buy it or if you can recommend one good company just do it please!</p>
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<p class="dtm-content">Frontier is a good airline.  Though they filed bankruptcy, it has nothing to do with them being financially distressed.  It was because they wanted to freeze the assets so this credit card company they partnered up with could not access the airline&#8217;s money.  The credit card company was charging Frontier a lot of money for fees so the airline declared bankruptcy.</p>
<p>I hear that people like to fly Frontier.  They have a pretty young fleet of Airbus aircraft and have a good safety record.</p>
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<h2>The noise under the Plane frontier airlines?</h2>
<p>Yesturday we went from Denver to Chicago on <strong>Frontier</strong> <strong>Airlines</strong> and we heard on the ground these noises that sounded like a saw going back and forth only when we were on the ground or Taxiing.<br />
What is that?<br />
Please give a Detailed Explanation.<br />
Thanks<br />
It was in the middle of the plane.</p>
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<p class="dtm-content">Here is another supplment to Sul&#8217;s info</p>
<p>http://www.airliners.net/aviation-forums/tech_ops/read.main/93654/</p>
<p>skimming through the posts i copy&amp;pasted three important ones </p>
<p>this one is from Michael</p>
<p>It is the HYD PTU (Hydraulic Power Transfer Unit). It comes on automatically when the differential pressure between the green and the yellow system is greater than 500 PSI (normal system pressure is 3000 PSI). This normally happens, when you start or shut down an engine. The PTU is working only for a few seconds or even less than that, because it stops when the pressure in the associated system is at 3000PSI again (that&#8217;s the &#8220;barking&#8221; sound). And there are not to many hydraulic functions needed while shutting down an engine. So the pressure is maintained easily.</p>
<p>There are a few more parameters that affect PTU automatic operation. But that would lead us to far off topic.</p>
<p>The PTU is indeed the correct answer.</p>
<p>I will shed a bit more light on why the pitch changes as the engine spools down.</p>
<p>As Michi stated above, the PTU comes on when the pressure in the other system drops. The PTU runs just long enough to repressurize the system &#8230; A second or two, then stops. During the next few seconds, the system depressurizes slowly due to &#8220;internal leakage&#8221; in the hydraulic system. When the difference in pressure agan reaches 500 psi, the PTU cycles.</p>
<p>And another by Pete</p>
<p>As the engine spools down, the flow from the engine driven pump available to drive the PTU is reduced, therefore the PTU speed and power transfer to the second system is also reduced. Thus, it runs slower, and takes a bit longer to repressurize the second system &#8211; this explains the lower pitch. When the engine stops, the PTU no longer receives flow from the engine pump, so it, too, &#8220;dies&#8221;.</p>
<p>I would be glad to answer any questions on the PTU or other hydraulic components. I worked on the Vickers PTU which is used on some of the A320 series.</p>
<p>Another signed tom </p>
<p>quite common. Our A319/320&#8242;s usually taxi-out on engine 2. During taxi-out, they start, turn &amp; ignite the engine 1. Here @ AWA, our pilots<br />
usually turn engine 2, during pushback &amp; engine 1 during taxi-out.</p>
<p>As posted above, the PTU is hydraulically controlled &amp; required to enable engine starts. Next time you are boarding any A319/320, you will also hear the outward-opening, hydraulically controlled cargo doors closing or opening after arrival @ the gate.</p>
<p>The A319/A320 with the IAE V2500 series engines have a very dramatic &amp; distinct sound when starting! Once the engine igniters have been turned off, the engines have a very high-pitched whine, but yet quiet. The idle also audibly increases.</p>
<p>In the US: AWA, jetBlue &amp; United use the IAE V2500 series engines. All the other carriers use the CFM-56-5 series engines.</p>
<p>However, the composite airframe produces that unique high to low pitched &#8220;Dolby&#8221; effect, during approach. I figured that out here in PHX, by observing all the various A318/319/320 &amp; 321&#8242;s for carriers on ILS Arrival for Runway 8. My apartment is 5 miles north of PHX &amp; 2 miles south of the final approach pattern. So, the planes are usually @ 6000ft.</p>
<p>Same thing in PIT, my folk&#8217;s house is on ILS Arrival for Runway 32. They are about 10 miles out. All the US A319/320/321&#8242;s &amp; UA 319/320&#8242;s have the same high to low pitch as they pass overhead. I like to show off for my parents! When we are sitting on the deck outside &amp; I announce &#8220;airbus&#8221;, without even looking up.</p>
<p>Click link at start of answer for the original source site , where all the info, plus some speculation and witness accounts as well as a little humor about Dash-8s farting and speculation that 32x series are possessed</p>
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		<title>Faq &#8211; About Aeration Septic System</title>
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		<pubDate>Mon, 13 Feb 2012 14:00:03 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[John asks… Is this offer insulting? OR should it be a red flag to the seller? Our house was listed at 225K. We dropped the price to 209K to improve traffic, we live in a rural area that is not optimal for moving real estate quickly. Anyway in the meantime we did $17K worth of [...]]]></description>
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<h2>Is this offer insulting? OR should it be a red flag to the seller?</h2>
<p>Our house was listed at 225K.  We dropped the price to 209K to improve traffic, we live in a rural area that is not optimal for moving real estate quickly.  Anyway in the meantime we did $17K worth of improvements to the home, which is 12 years old.  We contracted a new <strong>aeration</strong> <strong>septic</strong> <strong>system</strong>, RV dump, all new stainless steel appliances, and a new heat pump and 80 gallon water heater.Yesterday our realtor calls us and shows the house for the second time.  the couple loved the house and made an offer, for 60K off our asking price, 80K off the original price AND is asking me to leave furniture items!  (Chairs, handmade bookcases, zero radius mower, etc).  I dont want to run off the first offer we get, would like to negotiate with this couple, but I cant help feeling that we are trying to be taken advantage of&#8230;.  Advice?  We are to counter offer by Saturday afternoon.<br />
The sad thing is this:  We don&#8217;t HAVE to sell this house.  We want too in order to be closer to schools, work, etc.  We didn&#8217;t bite off more financially than we could take in the beginning and we are not in over our heads or about to lose our home or anything like that, so its kind of hurtful to have someone come in and try to find out how &#8220;despearate&#8221; you are&#8230;  which we arent.  its money, not anything else, i just need to keep my feelings out of it and just work with the numbers i suppose&#8230;..  geesh!  what a world we live in today!</p>
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<p class="dtm-content">You shouldn&#8217;t look at as a personal insult. It&#8217;s business for both of you, and there&#8217;s a lot of money at stake.</p>
<p>When someone starts *that* far off your asking price, they want to see how willing your are to deal. Sometimes, people accept lowball offers. It just depends on their personal situation.</p>
<p>If I were you, I wouldn&#8217;t counter that offer. If they&#8217;re interested, they&#8217;ll make a new offer of their own.</p>
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<h2>I did have a full home inspection, no septic was mentioned!?</h2>
<p>We had a home inspection and it stated in there it was public sewer because that is what was on the listing sheet. We were told today at the realtors office that when the seller purchased the home they had <strong>aeration</strong> listed on their sheet. Why didn&#8217;t they list it again? I think they knew it was a bad <strong>system</strong>. I have documentation of everything and we were absolutely lied to. Who do we go after. The sanitation co. told us today, that we have the most expensive sytem made and it is $500 every two years to maintance. I had stated $3,000 at minimum and that is just what he could see. We didn&#8217;t even get our $500 back today for that out of pocket expense. Yes, there should have been a <strong>septic</strong> inspection, had it been known. The home inspector we used does not cover <strong>septic</strong> systems. This whole thing is a mess and I don&#8217;t know where to start. Thanks for all your responses before!</p>
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<p class="dtm-content">Call a lawyer and seek the home inspector, he and the realestate people totally should have known this. They are at fault. Buyer beware!</p>
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<h2>I need some help, can i get some answers to my study guide?</h2>
<p>1.   Use Figure 5-1 to determine what a soil is called if it has 20 percent clay, 60 percent silt, and 20 percent sand.  (1 point)<br />
sandy clay loam<br />
loam<br />
silty loam<br />
loamy sand<br />
2.   What are the proportions of clay, silt, and sand shown at point B in Figure 5-1?  (1 point)<br />
clay: 40 percent; silt: 30 percent; sand: 30 percent<br />
clay: 60 percent; silt: 20 percent; sand: 20 percent<br />
clay: 10 percent; silt: 80 percent; sand: 10 percent<br />
clay: 20 percent; silt: 40 percent; sand: 40 percent</p>
<p>3.   In Figure 5-2, what is the layer labeled X?  (1 point)<br />
the A horizon<br />
the B horizon<br />
the C horizon<br />
the parent horizon<br />
4.   In Figure 5-2, what is the layer labeled Y composed of?  (1 point)<br />
humus<br />
topsoil<br />
bedrock<br />
subsoil<br />
5.   In Figure 5-2, what layer makes up the B horizon?  (1 point)<br />
layer X<br />
layer Y<br />
layer W<br />
layer Z<br />
6.   Compared to the time in Earth&#8217;s history before humans appeared, rates of soil erosion are _____.  (1 point)<br />
about the same<br />
faster<br />
slower<br />
more unpredictable<br />
7.   The process responsible for moving material downslope under the influence of gravity is called _____.  (1 point)<br />
erosion<br />
weathering<br />
mass movement<br />
soil formation<br />
8.   Why can the removal of vegetation trigger mass movements?  (1 point)<br />
The soil loses nutrients and begins to crumble.<br />
The plant roots bind the soil and regolith together.<br />
The shaking triggers mass movements.<br />
The plant roots lubricate the loose sediment.<br />
9.   Which of the following statements best describes a slump?  (1 point)<br />
slippage of a block of material moving along a curved surface<br />
blocks of rock sliding down a slope<br />
rapid flow of water-saturated debris, most common in mountainous areas<br />
slow downhill movement of soil and regolith<br />
10.   Alternate freezing and thawing often leads to _____.  (1 point)<br />
creep<br />
slumps<br />
mudflows<br />
earthflows</p>
<p>11.   What process is illustrated by the arrows labeled A in Figure 6-1?  (1 point)<br />
evaporation<br />
precipitation<br />
runoff<br />
infiltration<br />
12.   In Figure 6-1, what process is illustrated by the arrows labeled D?  (1 point)<br />
evaporation<br />
precipitation<br />
infiltration<br />
runoff<br />
13.   What is the energy source for the water cycle shown in Figure 6-1?  (1 point)<br />
running water<br />
the sun<br />
Earth’s internal heat<br />
gravity<br />
14.   Which of the following factors does NOT influence stream velocity?  (1 point)<br />
channel size and shape<br />
stream gradient<br />
stream elevation<br />
discharge of stream<br />
15.   The single most important erosional agent on Earth is _____.  (1 point)<br />
wind<br />
glaciers<br />
ocean waves<br />
running water<br />
16.   A stream’s discharge _____.  (1 point)<br />
decreases between its source and mouth<br />
remains the same throughout its course<br />
is greatest during times of drought<br />
increases between its source and mouth<br />
17.   The suspended load of a stream _____.  (1 point)<br />
is deposited before the bed load<br />
consists primarily of highly soluble substances<br />
moves along the bottom of the channel by rolling or sliding<br />
usually consists of fine sand, silt, and clay-sized particles<br />
18.   The most prominent features of a narrow, V-shaped valley, where the stream profile drops rapidly, are _____.  (1 point)<br />
meanders and floodplains<br />
rapids and waterfalls<br />
lakes and ponds<br />
deltas and natural levees</p>
<p>19.   In Figure 6-2, what letter labels the zone of saturation?  (1 point)<br />
E<br />
B<br />
C<br />
D<br />
20.   What feature is labeled C in Figure 6-2?<br />
 (1 point)<br />
zone of <strong>aeration</strong><br />
zone of saturation<br />
an aquitard<br />
the water table<br />
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21.    (1 point)<br />
The process called  involves physical forces that break rock into smaller pieces.<br />
22.    (1 point)<br />
The process that changes rock into one or more new compounds is called  .<br />
23.    (1 point)<br />
The air component in soil provides plants with the  needed for photosynthesis.<br />
24.    (1 point)<br />
The upper limit of the zone of saturation is called the  .<br />
25.    (1 point)<br />
Groundwater  can be caused by leaking <strong>septic</strong> systems, leaking landfills, and agricultural chemicals.<br />
Note: your teacher will grade your response to question 26 to ensure you receive proper credit for your answer.<br />
26.   Briefly describe the movement of water through the water cycle.  (4 points)</p>
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<p>##LOC[OK]## ##LOC[Cancel]##<br />
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<p class="dtm-content">1. Silty loam<br />
2.clay;20 ,silt 40, sand 40<br />
6. Faster<br />
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		<pubDate>Thu, 09 Feb 2012 14:00:05 +0000</pubDate>
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<h2>My tap water has grit and small stones and they clog my aerator quite frequently. What does this mean?</h2>
<p>Are our <strong>water</strong> pipes corroded?</p>
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<p class="dtm-content">Hi put a in-line filter with a stop tap on either side of the filter so u can Clean the filter</p>
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<h2>How will the fish sleep when the water in my aquarium is turbulent? does it mean they havent slept for yet?</h2>
<p>They are in my aquarium for 6 months. Three of them already died from a total of 24 all angelfishes . The turbulence is caused by my <strong>water</strong> filter/<strong>aerator</strong> which is set to high pressure.</p>
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<h2>what is wrong if water is coming out of the aerator when the dishwasher is running?</h2>
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<p class="dtm-content">It means that your sewer line is partially plugged up, when your dishwasher goes on the &#8220;discharge cycle&#8221;, it gets rid off the water very fast and that is causing the water to come out the aerator,<br />
Also I will never recommend people to use the &#8220;Garbage Disposal&#8221; in the kitchen because that&#8217;s the best way to plug up your sewer line</p>
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		<description><![CDATA[Steven asks… What is the cost for a power dethatcher and lawn aerator rental? I live in the NJ 08048 zip code and am looking to rent a power dethatcher and aerator for my lawn. Does anyone know what I can expect to pay for this rental? I appreciate any info that can be provided [...]]]></description>
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<h2>What is the cost for a power dethatcher and lawn aerator rental?</h2>
<p>I live in the NJ 08048 zip code and am looking to rent a power dethatcher and <strong>aerator</strong> for my lawn.  Does anyone know what I can expect to pay for this rental?  I appreciate any info that can be provided and I thank you in advance!</p>
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<h2>What would cause low pressure in a faucet besides a clogged aerator?</h2>
<p>I took off the <strong>aerator</strong> to clean it, and the water still had low pressure (though I suppose I don&#8217;t know exactly what the flow should be like once the <strong>aerator</strong> is off; but it seemed weak to me).  I cleaned the <strong>aerator</strong> and put it back on but there was no improvement.</p>
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<p class="dtm-content">There could be debris stuck in the stem<br />
there could be insufficient water coming in at the valve under the sink</p>
<p>if it&#8217;s only at that faucet, i recommend removing the supply line from the valve feeding the faucet under the sink, open the valve and see how much water comes from there as a starting point.</p>
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<h2>where do we access the aerator screen to clean it out on a kenmore quietguard dishwasher?</h2>
<p>diptube failed in our hot water heater and all lines are blocked with junk.  where do i access the dishwasher to clean out the <strong>aerator</strong> at the incoming water?<br />
the plastic dip tube was crumbling and the pieces have all come thru our hot water.  now all of our faucets and appliances are blocked with the tiny bits of plastic.</p>
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<p class="dtm-content">There is no removeable cleanable aerator screen on the incoming water supply for a dishwasher, like there is on a washing machine.  If gunk gets in the fill valve, as DVD says, you should replace it or have it replaced.   I&#8217;m more curious about the diptube problem in the water heater, trying to figure out why that would make the sediment come out and get into your dishwasher, it really shouldn&#8217;t have anything to do with it.</p>
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		<pubDate>Thu, 02 Feb 2012 14:00:35 +0000</pubDate>
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<h2>what are the supplies for aeration in an aquarium?</h2>
<p>im planning to put <strong>aeration</strong> in my aquarium, but i don&#8217;t know waht supplies i need.</p>
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<p class="dtm-content">First off dont worry you wont kill them.  , an air pump rated for the size of your aquarium, some airline tubing and either an airstone or airwand, whatever you want.  If you have a bit larger tank or want more than one stone add a gang valve box it will take the one hose coming from the pump and give you 2 or up to 5 tubes on some models.  And last and yet very importnat is a check valve.  Any pet shop should carry all of the supplies you need, heck i think walmart has all that stuff</p>
<p>for a larger tank a powerhead is usually good but it seems like your asking more about air bubbles</p>
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<h2>How does yeast metabolise differently with and without aeration?</h2>
<p>HELP! This is my science fair question and I think that I skrewed up my experiment, so do be sure that my results are correct, please help me out.  Does yeast with <strong>aeration</strong> produce more CO2 (Carbon Dioxide) than without <strong>aeration</strong>? Please answer.</p>
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<p class="dtm-content">According to what I&#8217;ve heard (and the alcoholic smell of my mom&#8217;s sourdough yeasts when they sit covered with plastic) yeast with aeration should produce more CO2 than without.</p>
<p>Yeast with a good oxygen supply breaks down glucose just like as if it were burned, overall<br />
C6H12O6 + 6O2 &#8211;&gt; 6H2O + 6CO2<br />
and a good amount of efficient energy for the yeast.</p>
<p>With inadequate oxygen, anaerobic oxidation occurs and reactions go differently, producing different products with less strong bonds and hence less energy. Glucose breaks into pyruvic acid after losing 4H to NAD- (an enzyme)</p>
<p>C6H12O6 &#8211;&gt; 2C3H4O3 + 4H(bonded to NAD-)</p>
<p>Pyruvic acid breaks into acetaldehyde plus CO2 through decarboxylation (losing CO2)</p>
<p>C3H4O3 &#8211;&gt; CH3COH + CO2</p>
<p>and then each of the two acetaldehyde reacts with 2 of the H bonded to the NAD- to make alcohol</p>
<p>2CH3COH + 4H(bonded to NAD-) &#8211;&gt; 2CH3CH2OH</p>
<p>and ferments to make liquor, or whatever.</p>
<p>Simplified down it&#8217;s<br />
C6H12O6 &#8211;&gt; 2CH3CH2OH + 2CO2<br />
which clearly produces less CO2 than aerobic oxidation. So aerated yeast makes more CO2.</p>
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<h2>Whats the best way to have aeration with a sand aquarium?</h2>
<p>I am currently setting up my first aquarium with sand.  My other fish tanks have all had gravel.  My question is whats the best way to add <strong>aeration</strong> to the tank?  </p>
<p>I normally bury air stones under gravel but I think this would just make a mess with sand&#8230; with the bubbles kicking sand up off it and up into the water, filter, everything.  Thanks!  Pics of sand w/ <strong>aeration</strong> setups would be great too!</p>
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<p class="dtm-content">I have a tank with sand. I have a piece of driftwood in it with a large slate rock screwed into the bottom of the wood. I put the air stone under the rock and bubbles shoot out all around the wood! It looks really cool, you coul do this with just a rock too and then the bubbles would come out from all around the rock.</p>
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		<description><![CDATA[Sharon asks… where should i put my fish tank filter/aerator? i recently bought 3 fish,they all died within a week when i got the water tested it had too much nitrate so i fixed that problem,i then decided to buy a 2 in one filter aerator for the tank(the tank is fairly small) i am [...]]]></description>
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<h2>where should i put my fish tank filter/aerator?</h2>
<p>i recently bought 3 fish,they all died within a week when i got the <strong>water</strong> tested it had too much nitrate so i fixed that problem,i then decided to buy a 2 in one filter <strong>aerator</strong> for the <strong>tank</strong>(the <strong>tank</strong> is fairly small)<br />
i am wondering where i should place the filter because when i have it up high in the <strong>tank</strong> it blows a lot of bubbles,and when push it deeper into the <strong>tank</strong> it stops blowing bubbles however there is still air coming out of it,it just isnt as noticeable.So my question is should i place it higher in the <strong>water</strong> or lower? oh also when it blows bubbles depending on how much the fish kind of pushed around a bit please answer thanks</p>
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<h2>How often should you run an Aerator? Bought one for my tank with an airstone, but it&#8217;s too powerful?</h2>
<p>Hi, I have a roughly 60gallon wall mounted <strong>tank</strong> (think of a 20cm deep Flat Screen TV for dimentions, rough 1mx80cm)</p>
<p>My guppies keep dying. About 1 every 2 days. I&#8217;ve tried everything. Completed the nitrogyn cycle, add <strong>water</strong> conditioner when I clean the <strong>tank</strong>, feed them on brine shrimp and tropical fish flakes, temperature 25&#8243;c, lots and lots of plants, a filter, sharing a <strong>tank</strong> with neon tetras and catfish and khuli loaches and a mystery snail. </p>
<p>Bought an <strong>aerator</strong> cause I thought maybe not enough oxygen in the <strong>water</strong>? but it&#8217;s too powerful, turns the <strong>tank</strong> into a whirlpool, how often do you need to turn them on? Is it ok to have them directly unerneath your filter?</p>
<p>Any info appreciated</p>
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<p class="dtm-content">All the air pump does is give more surface agitation, (which creates more oxygen) and create more activity to watch. Leaving it on helps though, and if it is too powerful, there are little connector kits for air hoses http://www.drsfostersmith.com/product/prod_display.cfm?c=3578+3669+3690&amp;pcatid=3690 like these. You can create a little DIY sort of vent to release pressure.<br />
Basically, you can use a little T-valve, attach some hose to it, and then put a little valve on it, which will release air. </p>
<p>I hope that makes sense, but it worked for me to make less air come through the airstone, without creating too much back pressure on the pump.</p>
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<h2>Fish tank has green murky water? Experienced answer only.?</h2>
<p>We have a 75 gal. <strong>tank</strong>.  3 large oscars, 1 large firemouth cichlid, 1 foot long pleco.  It was fine the first few months we had it.  Then it got so green all of a sudden. So we did a 50% <strong>water</strong> change, changed filters, and vacumned it a week ago.  The <strong>water</strong> never really did clean up.  Within 2 days it was back to looking like pond <strong>water</strong> again.  On the <strong>tank</strong> we have a MarineLand 350 bio wheel filter, Eheim 2213 cannister filter, <strong>aerator</strong>, and heater.  I&#8217;m debating on cleaning it again so soon.  The <strong>tank</strong> is located near some large, drafty windows.  I have really heavy drapes over them.  I really do not want to move the <strong>tank</strong>, but I know light is factor.  But again, the <strong>tank</strong> was fine for the first few months. Also, chemical treatments have not helped.  We also have a 55 gallon cichlid <strong>tank</strong> with no probelms at all.  We have been keeping large tanks now for over a year.</p>
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<p class="dtm-content">Green water, suspended algae, is a sure sign of either two many nutrients in the water, too much light, or a cross of both.</p>
<p>I can see already that your tank is incredibly overstocked.  A 75 gallon is generally enough to support a pair of oscars alone.  Some people even go as far as saying it can only support 1.  You&#8217;ve got 3, plus an extra cichlid, and a massive pleco?  I&#8217;m not surprised at all that issues have come up.</p>
<p>As it is I wonder how large is large for the Oscars &#8211; for most adults you would have seen plenty of aggression with so many stuffed into such a relatively small tank.</p>
<p>In addition, the 2213 is the smallest Eheim classic model, and the 350 is only midsized.  Even together they aren&#8217;t enought to suppor the massive bio-load in your tank.</p>
<p>Upgrading filtration would certainly be an asset, but reconsidering your entire stocking choices would also be a very good idea.  WIth the stocking you&#8217;ve given, you would need to do water changes and vacuuming at least twice per week to keep up with it!  </p>
<p>Chemicals never help &#8211; at best they mask the real problem, but never fix it.</p>
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<h2>is there any way to make a backyard pond without using a frame,pump, or aerator?</h2>
<p>i want to make a backyard pond but also want to save money so is there any way to make one for a few goldfish only without using a backyard pond frame, and <strong>aerator</strong>, or a <strong>pump</strong>?</p>
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<p class="dtm-content">Yes, you can.  You really need a butyl rubber liner so the water stays where you put it.  With one bunch of submerged vegetation per square foot of pond surface and at least 50% of the surface covered with floating vegetation, you will be fine.  For more info see my web site at http://www.pondlady.com</p>
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<h2>Does someone online sell a 30 gal. Aquarium W/ Top and light and pump/aerator?</h2>
<p>Would this be big enough for 2 plecostamous, 3-4 catfish? What kinds of other fish should go in with the pleo and cats???</p>
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<p class="dtm-content">People on craigslist do all the time,  30 gallons would be big enough for one dwarf pleco, all non dwarf plecs need a larger tank.  You should never have more than one pleco in a tank, They may seem to be getting along fine, but plecos  hate other plecos, and will fight to the death during they night.<br />
Almost any fish can live with a pleco in an aproprit size tank, slow moving,larger flat fish like discuss, or goldfish are not recomended because they somtimes start sucking at their slime coat.   There a millions of species of catfish so I cant exactly answer that question, sorry</p>
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<h2>so, if i dont need an aerator in my saltwater aquarium, then i also dont need an air pump?</h2>
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<p class="dtm-content">That&#8217;s correct.  A good power filter will do much more for oxygenating your tank.</p>
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<h2>zebra danios aeration question!!!?</h2>
<p>ok i know zebra danios dont really need a heater but i was wondering bout <strong>aeration</strong>? like an air <strong>stone</strong> etc&#8230; do they need that?</p>
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<p class="dtm-content">Correct, danios are happy in stratum of 55 to 78 degrees F.</p>
<p>Aeration of the water only occurs at the surface where there is enough time for the exchange of CO2 an O2. An air stone placed at one end or at the back of the tank creates a current in a gently rolling fashion for the aeration at the surface to occur.</p>
<p>The rising bubbles cannot dissolve in the CO2 saturated water. Less than a tenth of one percent exchenge occurs with the bubbles from an airstone.</p>
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<h2>What are some good fish set ups for a 10 gallon tank?</h2>
<p>Filter in top of hood so good <strong>aeration</strong>, will adding an air <strong>stone</strong> increase the amount of fish able to keep if not what does.<br />
lots of different options for tropical please</p>
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<p class="dtm-content">No, aeration doesnt.</p>
<p>For ur tank, u shouuld get&#8230;&#8230;&#8230;&#8230;</p>
<p>1 swordtail<br />
2 black widows<br />
1 molly<br />
2 guppies<br />
1 platy<br />
1 female betta</p>
<p>i think that would be a good tank.</p>
<p>Cycle it first.</p>
<p>Hope it helps!!    :::)</p>
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<h2>how to set up a simple aeration kit for my aquarium?</h2>
<p>I feel so dumb asking this but it does not come w/ instructions or pictures&#8230; it has a long tube and an air <strong>stone</strong> and 3 t valves?? it is all in different languages but english<br />
how do i put this together???<br />
do i cut part of the tube when i am finished since it is long?<br />
and what do i do w/ the valves??<br />
THANK YOU PLEASE HELP!! And please don&#8217;t be mean about this question, i&#8217;m trying to help my fish!!<br />
THANK YOU SOOOOOO MUCH!! I so forgot the part that plugs in&#8230; i was trying to hurry to get all of my other fish supplies i just grabbed a pack and left&#8230; another trip to meijer <img src='http://aeratorstore.com/wp-includes/images/smilies/icon_biggrin.gif' alt=':D' class='wp-smiley' /> </p>
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<p class="dtm-content">The valves are your spares. Put those away for when you need replacements.<br />
Now put one end of the long tube into the airstone. There should be a pointy thing like this &#8212;&#8212;&#8212;   . Next connect the other end to the actual part that gets plugged in. There will be a tiny hole to push the tube into at one end. You can cut the tube if you want, but personally I would leave it in case you decide to move your aquarium and it needs a longer tube.</p>
<p>Now place the stone into your tank. Then plug it in at the wall and everything should be up and running.</p>
<p>It was not a dumb question. We all need help, so always ask.</p>
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<h2>Saw, how do fish breathe underwater question, and just had to answer the closed question.?</h2>
<p>When A <strong>water</strong> molecule binds together it does it via a covalent bond, sharing of electrons, but when you have many <strong>water</strong> molecules the seperate H2O molecules bond together through hydrogen bonding, thus connecting all the molecules together. These molecules create a sort of framework that trap AIR, yes the same air you and I breathe. Thus the gills on a fish do nothing but filter out the trapped air in <strong>water</strong>, which is close to 20 % oxygen the same as regular air. Distilled <strong>water</strong> has very little trapped air in it, if any, if fish are put in distilled <strong>water</strong> with no <strong>aerator</strong> they will die. Thats all an <strong>aerator</strong> does is replace the trapped air in <strong>water</strong>. A neat experiment is to take 500 ml of Isopropyl Alcohol, and 500 ml of <strong>tap</strong> <strong>water</strong>, mix them in a 1000 ml  grauated cylinder, stir occasionaly and watch the <strong>water</strong> level drop. The Alcohol breaks up the Hydrogen bonds and releases the trapped air, you will see all the tiny air bubbles in the solution. Well there you go!!!!</p>
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<p class="dtm-content">Yay for you!  Lol</p>
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<h2>Gasping at surface??????</h2>
<p>I just got two fish, one is doing just fine but the other one is gasping at the surface. I just did a <strong>water</strong> change and treated the <strong>tap</strong> <strong>water</strong> before I put them in there and I have an <strong>aerator</strong> and filter. This is an established tank, They are two fantails in a 45 gallon.Whats wrong????</p>
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<p class="dtm-content">Make sure the temperature is correct. If the water gets too warm, goldfish often have trouble getting oxygen from the water. This is a common problem, especially in the summer.</p>
<p>And thank you, thank you, thank you&#8211;I&#8217;m so relieved to actually read a question where the asker actually has their goldfish in a decently sized space with proper filtration and everything! =)</p>
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<h2>Is that okay for a goldfish and a flower horn?</h2>
<p>My dad and I went to the pet shop. He bought 6 goldfishes. When we got home, he transfer my pet, a flower horn in a smaller tank without an <strong>aerator</strong>, filter or whatsoever. Only a plain old tank with <strong>tap</strong> <strong>water</strong>. He placed my bigger tank with his goldfishes. He told me that a flower horn don&#8217;t need anything except <strong>water</strong> and a tank to live. He also gave his goldfishes flower horn pellets. He said that it don&#8217;t matter what type of food his goldfish will eat. Is that correct treating for my and his fishes?<br />
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<p class="dtm-content">Its best to feed goldfish, normal fish flakes or goldfish food.</p>
<p>Flowerhorns need alot of room.</p>
<p>Move the flowerhorn back into the bigger tank, and put the gold fish into the small tank.</p>
<p>Gold fish don&#8217;t need alot of room than a flowerhorn needs.</p>
<p>3 goldfish can live happily in a small bowl, so 6 will live happliy in a smallish tank.</p>
<p>Tell your dad off <img src='http://aeratorstore.com/wp-includes/images/smilies/icon_smile.gif' alt=':)' class='wp-smiley' />  I would, its not fair on your flowerhorn</p>
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