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14:36 Jan 14, 2003 |
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4 | cell-opening |
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2 | decapping |
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2 | filler removal (?) |
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decapping Explanation: "decapping" instead of "uncapping" ? Format de fichier: PDF/Adobe Acrobat - Version HTML ... passiva- tion stage involved the use of decapping solutions at ... data were presented from research concerning the porosity of the wood fibre cell wall and ... www.paperbase.org/pdfs/alert1150.pdf - Pages similaires SciWeb - The Life Science Home Page - [ Traduire cette page ] ... oxide sol-gels allows the material porosity, pore size ... the substrate is installed in the cell of the ... a decapper system for selectively decapping containers; (h ... www.sciweb.com/features/patents/ patents_514_6_15_00.cfm - 101k - 13 jan 2003 |
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filler removal (?) Explanation: "Désoperculation" normally seems to be used only for uncapping/decapping of honeycombs to let honey out, and I suspect it is used incorrectly or as a partial neologism in your case. I don't know what is meant here, but it may be related to the space holder/filler process in the reference. -------------------------------------------------- Note added at 2003-01-14 16:22:04 (GMT) -------------------------------------------------- Also see the phrase \"a polymer foam is first opened by a special treatment\" at http://www.tms.org/pubs/journals/JOM/0012/Banhart-0012.html. Reference: http://www.ifam.fhg.de/fhg/ifam/frameindex.html?/fhg/ifam/28... |
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cell-opening Explanation: Ah, it IS you! Try a websearch with "foam" and "cell opening" and see what you get ... ... You get a problem translating "voids (content) opened by cell-opening", but I'm sure you can work you're way around that. -------------------------------------------------- Note added at 2003-01-15 12:20:28 (GMT) Post-grading -------------------------------------------------- Oops, make that \"your\". |
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