The Utilization of Bottom Ash Coal for Briquette Products by Adding Teak Leaves Charcoal, Coconut Shell Charcoal, and Rice Husk Charcoal

A new cue for torpor induction: charcoal, ash and smoke.

Recent work has shown that the use of torpor for energy conservation increases after forest fires in heterothermic mammals, probably in response to the reduction of food. However, the specific environmental cues for this increased torpor expression remain unknown. It is possible that smoke and the novel substrate of charcoal and ash act as signals for an impending period of starvation requiring...

Electricity generation potential of poultry droppings wastewater in microbial fuel cell using rice husk charcoal electrodes

Background: Poultry droppings from poultry farms and rice husks obtained from rice milling process are generally considered as wastes and discarded in Nigeria. Although many studies have shown that microbial fuel cells (MFCs) can generate electricity from organic wastes, little or no study have examined MFCs for generating electricity from poultry droppings and rice husk as electrode material. ...

Charcoal-induced pseudomelanosis ilei.

outpatient department because of anal bleeding. She had been diagnosedwith ulcerative proctitis about 1 year previously and had experienced intermittent anal bleeding during treatment at a local clinic. She had no significant medication history and in particular had not used laxatives or oral iron. The initial colonoscopy revealed numerous variable-sized areas of black pigmentation in the mucos...

Wood charcoal dust pneumoconiosis.

Charcoal hemoperfusion for phenytoin intoxication.

Accidental ingestion of phenytoin can lead to severe neurological sequelae. Charcoal hemoperfusion decreases phenytoin levels but has never been reported before in children. We present a child with accidental ingestion of phenytoin who responded to charcoal hemoperfusion.