… of ferro‑carbonyl, by the electrolysis of aqueous solutions of iron salts or by pulverising iron or steel … 28.44 ). (b) Iron powders put up as medicaments in the sense of heading 30.03 or 30.04 . (c) Granules and powders …
… the glass acquires the flatness of a liquid pool and later retains the smooth finish of liquid surfaces. Before it … abrasives, wears the glass surface down to smoothness. Transparency is achieved by polishing in a machine with …
… knives of heading 82.01 , and other articles listed in the exclusions at the end of this Explanatory Note). The heading … of this heading are also included. In addition to the exclusions mentioned in the first paragraph above, the …
… White powder, containing oxide as impurity; almost insoluble in water. Used for bleaching feathers, in … oxide in air freed of carbon dioxide. White powder or insoluble greyish lumps (specific gravity about 5). When …
… to open the shell or stabilize the mollusc prior to transportation or freezing. This heading also covers parts … intended for cultivation), fit or suitable for human consumption. The heading does not cover molluscs prepared or …
… acids of non-metals, that is, acids in which the anion contains only non-metal elements. This heading does not … have the general structure P(OR) 3 which can be considered as esters of phosphorous acid, H 3 PO 3 . Methyl …
… a greenish‑yellow, cloudy liquid with a sweet flavour. It contains in solution a mixture of sugars (glucose and … (3) By adding alcohol. This type of product is often consumed as a wine without further processing. Others, known …
… warp thread, the pile threads being kept in place by the insertion of tightly woven weft threads. This knotting or … to one warp thread; each pile thread makes one and a half turns round a warp thread (see Figure 3), the two ends …
