… small coloured glass fragments or chippings , usually of opal glass, which are inlaid in cement to produce ornamental … are made with the cames of other metals, particularly copperlight glazing, to make them more fire resistant. (3) …
… characteristics is that the appliances in question must not operate at a level in excess of household requirements. This … ). All these articles may be enamelled, nickel‑plated, copper‑plated, etc., fitted with accessories of other base …
… a glass tube filled with hydrogen or helium; these have the property of varying automatically within certain limits and … rheostats (e.g., with minimum or maximum current or voltage operating mechanisms); and centrifugal rheostats. …
… from a mixture of real coffee and coffee substitutes in any proportion. They may be in liquid or powder form, usually … (a) Roasted coffee substitutes containing coffee in any proportion ( heading 09.01 ). (b) Flavoured tea ( heading …
… locomotives, engines, etc., cut to show their internal operation or the functioning of an important part; panels … in training courses held indoors. (7) Prepared slides for microscopic study. (8) Models of towns, public monuments, …
… an electric furnace. The aluminium oxide may contain small proportions of other oxides (e.g., titanium oxide, chromium … catalyst (manufacture of acetone and acetic acid, cracking operations, etc.). (C) ALUMINIUM HYDROXIDE Aluminium …
… as animal feeding stuff. Locust beans contain a high proportion of sugar and are sometimes eaten as a sweetmeat. … intybus sativum , whether fresh or dried, whole or chopped. The roasted chicory root of this variety, which is …
… 3920.10 ‑ Of polymers of ethylene 3920.20 ‑ Of polymers of propylene 3920.30 ‑ Of polymers of styrene ‑ … consisting of sheets of non-coherent polyethylene or polypropylene fibres (fibrils) of an average length of about …
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