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16:23 Sep 4, 2001 |
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na | spatula cleaned and drip-free |
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na -1 | smooth & drip-free |
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smooth & drip-free Explanation: *Spachtelrein* means a surface that is completely smooth without any breaks,cracks, or fractures. With regard to disposal guidelines, I imagine they are talking about containers with liquids that have to be completely empty( drip-free) and not have rough surfaces(rust coming off in flakes), therefore I would just call it *smooth* or *flat* www.schott.com/uk/english/download/bottles.pdf ... by a plastic pouring x Tu bes not close fully). In a sealed bottle, ring they allow drip-free operations. hope this helps a bit. I given |
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spatula cleaned and drip-free Explanation: While "smooth" would be correct in terms of a surface, the subject matter in question here is disposal. Spachtelrein in this context means that the the item being disposed off has been cleaned with a spatula, and thus only contains residual matter, but has been cleared of the bulk of its contents. (i.e. an empty bucket of sheet rock) |
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