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HYDROPONIC CULTURE 478 hydroxy-alpha-alanine-beta<br />

HYDROPONIC CULTURE<br />

INIS: 1999-05-19; ETDE: 1976-05-13<br />

Growing of plants in a nutri<strong>en</strong>t solution with<br />

the mechanical support of an inert medium<br />

such as sand.<br />

BT1 cultivation techniques<br />

RT agriculture<br />

RT aquaculture<br />

RT crops<br />

RT gre<strong>en</strong>houses<br />

RT plant growth<br />

HYDRORETORTING ASSAY<br />

INIS: 2000-04-12; ETDE: 1984-10-10<br />

RT oil shales<br />

RT shale oil<br />

HYDROSPHERE<br />

RT aquatic ecosystems<br />

RT atmospheric precipitations<br />

RT cryosphere<br />

RT <strong>en</strong>vironm<strong>en</strong>t<br />

RT glaciers<br />

RT limnology<br />

RT surface waters<br />

RT water<br />

HYDROSTATIC BEARINGS<br />

INIS: 1978-08-14; ETDE: 1978-10-19<br />

BT1 bearings<br />

RT liquids<br />

RT lubrication<br />

HYDROSTATICS<br />

RT fluid mechanics<br />

RT pore pressure<br />

HYDROTHERMAL ALTERATION<br />

1994-10-13<br />

Alteration of rocks or minerals by the reaction<br />

of hydrothermal water with preexisting solid<br />

phases.<br />

(Until October1994 this concept was indexed<br />

to METAMORPHISM.)<br />

BT1 metamorphism<br />

RT hydrothermal stage<br />

RT rock-fluid interactions<br />

hydrothermal convective systems<br />

INIS: 2000-04-12; ETDE: 1976-03-11<br />

USE hydrothermal systems<br />

HYDROTHERMAL STAGE<br />

That stage in the cooling of a magma<br />

containing volatiles during which the residual<br />

fluid is strongly <strong>en</strong>riched in water and other<br />

volatiles.<br />

RT hydrothermal alteration<br />

RT metamorphism<br />

HYDROTHERMAL SYNTHESIS<br />

INIS: 1999-03-09; ETDE: 1975-12-16<br />

Mineral synthesis in pres<strong>en</strong>ce of water at<br />

elevated temperatures.<br />

BT1 synthesis<br />

HYDROTHERMAL SYSTEMS<br />

1992-04-08<br />

Geothermal system where most of the heat is<br />

transferred by the convective circulation of<br />

water or steam.<br />

UF hydrothermal convective systems<br />

BT1 <strong>en</strong>ergy systems<br />

BT1 geothermal systems<br />

NT1 geothermal hot-water systems<br />

NT1 vapor-dominated systems<br />

RT fumaroles<br />

RT geothermal fluids<br />

RT geysers<br />

RT hot springs<br />

RT thermal springs<br />

RT warm springs<br />

HYDROTHORITE<br />

2000-04-12<br />

*BT1 silicate minerals<br />

*BT1 thorium minerals<br />

RT thorium silicates<br />

HYDROTORTING PROCESS<br />

2000-04-12<br />

Finely crushed oil shale is retorted under high<br />

pressure in pres<strong>en</strong>ce of hydrog<strong>en</strong>; process<br />

developed by Texaco.<br />

RT oil shales<br />

RT retorting<br />

HYDROXAMIC ACIDS<br />

*BT1 amines<br />

*BT1 hydroxy compounds<br />

NT1 b<strong>en</strong>zohydroxamic acid<br />

RT organic acids<br />

HYDROXIDE MODERATORS<br />

BT1 moderators<br />

RT hydroxides<br />

HYDROXIDES<br />

1997-06-19<br />

UF alkalis (hydroxides)<br />

UF hydroxyl ions<br />

BT1 hydrog<strong>en</strong> compounds<br />

BT1 oxyg<strong>en</strong> compounds<br />

NT1 actinium hydroxides<br />

NT1 aluminium hydroxides<br />

NT1 americium hydroxides<br />

NT1 ammonium hydroxides<br />

NT1 antimony hydroxides<br />

NT1 barium hydroxides<br />

NT1 beryllium hydroxides<br />

NT1 bismuth hydroxides<br />

NT1 boron hydroxides<br />

NT1 cadmium hydroxides<br />

NT1 calcium hydroxides<br />

NT1 cerium hydroxides<br />

NT1 cesium hydroxides<br />

NT1 chromium hydroxides<br />

NT1 cobalt hydroxides<br />

NT1 copper hydroxides<br />

NT1 curium hydroxides<br />

NT1 dysprosium hydroxides<br />

NT1 erbium hydroxides<br />

NT1 europium hydroxides<br />

NT1 gadolinium hydroxides<br />

NT1 gallium hydroxides<br />

NT1 germanium hydroxides<br />

NT1 hafnium hydroxides<br />

NT1 helium hydroxides<br />

NT1 holmium hydroxides<br />

NT1 indium hydroxides<br />

NT1 iron hydroxides<br />

NT1 lanthanum hydroxides<br />

NT1 lead hydroxides<br />

NT1 lithium hydroxides<br />

NT1 lutetium hydroxides<br />

NT1 magnesium hydroxides<br />

NT1 manganese hydroxides<br />

NT1 molybd<strong>en</strong>um hydroxides<br />

NT1 neodymium hydroxides<br />

NT1 neptunium hydroxides<br />

NT1 nickel hydroxides<br />

NT1 niobium hydroxides<br />

NT1 palladium hydroxides<br />

NT1 platinum hydroxides<br />

NT1 plutonium hydroxides<br />

NT1 potassium hydroxides<br />

NT1 praseodymium hydroxides<br />

NT1 promethium hydroxides<br />

NT1 protactinium hydroxides<br />

NT1 rh<strong>en</strong>ium hydroxides<br />

NT1 rhodium hydroxides<br />

NT1 rubidium hydroxides<br />

NT1 ruth<strong>en</strong>ium hydroxides<br />

NT1 samarium hydroxides<br />

NT1 scandium hydroxides<br />

NT1 silicon hydroxides<br />

NT1 silver hydroxides<br />

NT1 sodium hydroxides<br />

NT1 strontium hydroxides<br />

NT1 tantalum hydroxides<br />

NT1 tellurium hydroxides<br />

NT1 terbium hydroxides<br />

NT1 thallium hydroxides<br />

NT1 thorium hydroxides<br />

NT1 thulium hydroxides<br />

NT1 tin hydroxides<br />

NT1 titanium hydroxides<br />

NT1 tungst<strong>en</strong> hydroxides<br />

NT1 uranium hydroxides<br />

NT1 vanadium hydroxides<br />

NT1 ytterbium hydroxides<br />

NT1 yttrium hydroxides<br />

NT1 zinc hydroxides<br />

NT1 zirconium hydroxides<br />

RT bases<br />

RT dawsonite<br />

RT hydroxide moderators<br />

RT hydroxyl radicals<br />

RT hydroxylation<br />

HYDROXY ACIDS<br />

1996-10-23<br />

For carboxylic acids only; for other acids see<br />

HYDROXY COMPOUNDS coordinated with<br />

the descriptor for the particular acid group,<br />

e.g., SULFONIC ACIDS.<br />

UF aluminon<br />

UF aurintricarboxylic acid<br />

UF chrome violet<br />

UF melilotic acid<br />

UF podophyllic acid<br />

UF trihydroxyglutaric acid<br />

UF trioxyglutaric acid<br />

*BT1 carboxylic acids<br />

NT1 acetylsalicylic acid<br />

NT1 b<strong>en</strong>zilic acid<br />

NT1 carnitine<br />

NT1 citric acid<br />

NT1 diiodotyrosine<br />

NT1 dopa<br />

NT1 eddha<br />

NT1 eosin<br />

NT1 fluorescein<br />

NT2 erythrosine<br />

NT1 galacturonic acid<br />

NT1 gallic acid<br />

NT1 gibberellic acid<br />

NT1 gluconic acid<br />

NT1 glucuronic acid<br />

NT1 glyceric acid<br />

NT1 glycolic acid<br />

NT1 hedta<br />

NT1 heida<br />

NT1 hydroxyproline<br />

NT1 hydroxytryptophan<br />

NT1 lactic acid<br />

NT1 malic acid<br />

NT1 mandelic acid<br />

NT1 methyl tyrosine<br />

NT1 mevalonic acid<br />

NT1 pantoth<strong>en</strong>ic acid<br />

NT1 rose b<strong>en</strong>gal<br />

NT1 salicylic acid<br />

NT1 serine<br />

NT1 shikimic acid<br />

NT1 tartaric acid<br />

NT1 threonine<br />

NT1 thyronine<br />

NT1 tyrosine<br />

RT hydroxy compounds<br />

RT lactones

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