This was obtained over 39 days for a gas flow range between 0.12 and 0.72 m3 hâ1 and a resulting toluene inlet concentration range of 0.71â0.51 g mâ3, respectively. During the first 25 days, the greatest EC was in the first stage (55 g mâ3 hâ1), contrasting with the low EC obtained in the other two stages.
Varieties include ginger, ginkgo biloba, ginseng, hibiscus, jasmine, rosehip, mint, rooibos (red tea), chamomile, and echinacea. Limited research has been done on the health benefits of herbal teas, but claims that they help to shed pounds, stave off colds, and bring on restful sleep are largely unsupported.
(te) 1. Camellia sinensis or its dried leaves, which contain caffeine, theophylline, tannic acid, and a volatile oil. Tea is either green or black depending on the curing method. 2. a decoction of these leaves, used as a stimulating beverage or soothing drink for various abdominal discomforts. Green tea has been used for prevention of dental caries and is also used in traditional Chinese medicine, ayurveda, and homeopathy. 3. any decoction or infusion.