… metallic compounds or mixtures thereof. The metals most frequently used as such or as compounds are cobalt, nickel, … to be catalysed. These preparations include : (i) “free radical catalysts” (e.g., organic solutions of organic …
… (5) Special types for particular goods, especially for fragile goods such as glassware, ceramics, etc., or for live animals. Containers usually vary in size from 4 to 145 m 3 capacity. Certain types are however …
… at 20 °C of less than 0.94 (calculated on an additive‑free polymer basis), is used largely as a packaging film … gravity at 20 °C of 0.94 or more (calculated on an additive‑free polymer basis). It is used in the manufacture of a …
… of the above descriptions (e.g., table-centres made from lace, velvet or brocaded materials) are not regarded as … the absence of weft threads, may be converted into separate fringed articles (e.g., towels). …
… can be used alone to tan leather to a pale colour, are more frequently mixed or used in conjunction with natural tanning … or wood flour. The heading excludes : (a) Residual lyes from the manufacture of wood pulp, whether or not …
… and a foodstuff, such as lactose, are however excluded from this heading and fall in heading 21.06 (see Note 1 (b) … known as guanidine ; this can be regarded as derived from urea by replacing the oxygen of the ( C=O) group by an …
… OF INORGANIC ACIDS OF NON-METALS These can be obtained only from esters of inorganic polybasic acids of non-metals … salts include : (1) Glycerophosphoric acid . Derived from saturation of one of the primary alcoholic groups of …
… luminous circuit diagrams. The goods of this heading vary from small switchboards with only a few switches, fuses, … and a connector ( heading 85.35 or 85.36 ). (c) Cordless infrared devices for the remote control of television …
… in Note 1 (o) to this Chapter. Wire is mostly produced from hot‑rolled bars and rods of heading 72.13 by drawing … (e.g., iron and steel wire for the manufacture of hat frames (milliners’ wire), and stems for artificial flowers …
