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Methyl cellulose
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A granular, white flaky material which acts as a water-soluble thickener and stabilizer; used in water-based paints.
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Metilcelulosa ., испанский
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Cellulose, английский
- The carbohydrate that is the principal constituent of wood and forms the framework of wood cells.
- The carbohydrate that is the principal constituent of wood and forms the framework of the wood cells.
- A naturally occurring polysaccharide made up solely of glucose units and found in most plants; the main constituent of dried woods, jute, flax, hemp, ramie, etc.; cotton is almost pure cellulose; used in the manufacture of a wide variety of synthetic building materials.
- A carbohydrate which makes up a large percentage of plant matter comment: cellulose is not digestible and is passed through the digestive system as roughage.
- Woody fiber of plants, sometimes coarsely ground and added to a drill-circulation medium or to cement slurries as a plugging agent.
- Целлюлоза
- A carbohydrate which is the chief component of the cell walls of plants. cellulose is found in wood and in cotton, linen, jute, hemp, and all of the bast, leaf, and stem fibers. it is a basic raw material in the manufacture of rayon, acetate, and triacetate fibers.
- The principal chemical constituent of the cell walls of plants and the source of fi brous materials for the manufacturing of various glossary, acronyms, chemical symbols and prefi xes annex i goods like paper, rayon, cellophane, etc. it is the main input for manufacturing second-generation biofuels. clean development mechanism (cdm): a mechanism under the kyoto protocol through which developed (annex b) countries may fi nance greenhouse gas emission reduction or removal projects in developing (non-annex b) countries, and receive credits for doing so which they may apply for meeting mandatory limits on their own emissions.
- A structural polysaccharide composed of glucose monomers linked together in a linear chain by glycosidic bonds
Cellulose acetate, английский
- Common material used to make frame parts. also referred to as “zyl”.
- A material of the ester family derived by conversion of cellulose; used in the production of synthetic lacquers, coatings, plastics, and thermal insulation. cellulose acetate butyrate (cab) plastic a plastic compound of cellulose acetate butyrate ester and plasticizer and other ingredients.
- Acetate fiber
Cellulose acetate (1, 2, 3), английский
Cellulose acetate (4), английский
Cellulose acetate butyrate, английский
(c6h7o2)(c2h3o2)x(c4h7o2)y-
Cellulose band, английский
A band made of hydrated cellulose film extruded in continuous tubing form. the cellulose tubing is then processed and printed in this form and cut into individual bands of predetermined lengths. the celon is allowed to air dry when it is applied to the finish of the container. during the air-drying period, the cellulose band shrinks to form a skin-tight film over the finish of the bottle.
Cellulose diacetate, английский
Cellulose enamel, английский
Lacquer made with nitrocellulose. also
Cellulose fiber tile, английский
An acoustical tile formed of cellulose fiber. cellular framing 188
Cellulose gum, английский
Cellulose lacquer, английский
A lacquer having a cellulose derivative base.
Cellulose media, английский
A filter material made from plant fibers. because cellulose is a natural material, its fibers are rough in texture and vary in size and shape. compared to synthetic media, these characteristics create a higher restriction to the flow of fluids.
Cellulose nitrate, английский
A material formed by the reaction of cellulose fibers with nitric and sulfuric acids. those with lower nitrogen content are used as binders in lacquers and are very inflammable. a high nitrogen content results in nitrocellulose, an explosive.
Cellulose nitrate (1), английский
Cellulose nitrate (2), английский
Cellulose nitrate. nlma abbr. for “national lumber manufacturers association.”, английский
Cellulose triacetate (1), английский
Cellulose triacetate (2)(3), английский
Cellulose wadding, английский
Крепированное полотно бумаги специального формования или несколько слоев бумаги, изготовленных из целлюлозных волокон и применяемых в качестве перевязочного или упаковочного материала для медикаментов.
Cellulose; cellulose acetate, английский
Methyl, английский
Stabilizer, английский
- The fixed part of a horizontal airfoil that controls the pitch of an aircraft; the movable part being the elevator.
- Any ingredient added to plastics to preserve their physical and chemical properties.
- Стабилизатор
- A substance used to increase the stability of a solution or suspension, usually by preventing precipitation.
- [1] one of one or more pairs of stabilizer fins used to dampen a ship’s rolling motion. [2] a frahm tank system. [3] a gyrostabilizer. [4] any of various devices used to keep a gun trained on its target when the ship moves. [5] any device or system designed to control the underwater depth and stability of a submarine or torpedo. [6] any device to maintain the horizontal or vertical stability of an aircraft.
- A hardened, splined bushing, sometimes freely rotating, slightly larger than the outer diameter of a core barrel and mounted directly above the core-barrel back head. also called. ferrule, fluted coupling.
- A misnomer for guide rod.
- Стабилизирующая добавка (приостанавливающая процесс твердения бетонной смеси)
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Clarification drawing, английский
A graphic interpretation of the drawings or other contract documents clay content 215 neoclassical revival, or roman classicism. buildings in this style were usually rectangular in plan, two rooms deep, gable-fronted, with the long side of the house commonly facing the street; they commonly exhibit many of the following attributes: a symmetrical form sometimes similar to a classical temple; two stories high, often with one- or two-story wings; walls of brick, stucco, stone, or wood construction; typically, a two-story monumental portico, painted white, with a triangular pediment, frequently with a semicircular window set within its tympanum; a pedimented roof, usually supported by four columns on square bases; an entablature above the columns; a low hipped roof, occasionally partially hidden by balustrades; usually fiveranked; a paneled door beneath a semicircular or elliptical fanlight. classical revival architecture reemerged in popularity from about 1895 to 1940, with modifications, as described under neoclassical style.
Oolite, английский
- A granular limestone, each grain of which is more or less spherical and made up of concentric coats of carbonate of lime formed around a nucleus.
- Limestone composed chiefly of ooliths, which are small (0.25 to 2 mm
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