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Section V > Chapter 27 > Heading 2714

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… a small amount of an emulsifier (surfactant), added solely to facilitate safety, handling or transport. They are used for road surfacing, waterproofing, varnish or enamel manufacture, etc. Bituminous shale and tar sands are … other than water and emulsifiers (surfactants) necessary solely to facilitate safety, handling or transport ( heading …

Section II > Chapter 11 > Heading 1108

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… , which chemically are carbohydrates, are contained in the cells of many vegetable products. The most important sources … in cold water, but, if heated in water to above their gelatinisation temperature (about 60 °C for most starches), … ; this is chemically similar to starch but gives a light yellowish‑brown coloration with iodine instead of blue. It …

Section VII > Chapter 39 > Heading 3901

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… (calculated on an additive‑free polymer basis), is used largely as a packaging film especially for food products, as … coating for paper, fibreboard, aluminium foil, etc., as an electric insulator, and for the manufacture of various … low‑density ethylene-alpha-olefin copolymers (LLDPE) as well as other copolymers (plastomers), having a specific …

Section I > Chapter 4 > Heading 0405

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… bacteria, vitamins, sodium chloride, sugars, gelatine, starches; food colours; flavours; emulsifiers; … made most commonly from the milk of buffaloes or cows), as well as products consisting of a mixture of butter and small …

Section II > Chapter 8 > Heading 0813

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… direct drying in the sun or by industrial processes (e.g., tunnel‑drying). The fruits most commonly processed in this … and pears are used for the manufacture of cider or perry as well as for culinary p urposes. With the exception of … dried fruits. These mixtures are often presented in boxes, cellulose packets, etc. Certain dried fruits or mixtures of …

Section XI > Chapter 59 > Heading 5904

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… is used as floor coverings and also as coverings for walls, shelves, etc. The heading also includes textile fabrics, … materials consisting of a textile backing (including felt) coated on one side so that the backing is completely masked. The mixture usually consists of oil and …

Section VI > Chapter 28 > Heading 2839

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… (heading 28.11). (1)   Sodium silicates . Obtained by melting sand and sodium carbonate or sulphate. Their … than those mentioned above. These include caesium silicate (yellow powder, used in ceramics), zinc silicate (coating of fluorescent tubes), aluminium silicate (manufacture of porcelain and refractory products). Natural silicates are …

Section IV > Chapter 22 > Heading 2207

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… clear, colourless, non-sparkling liquid exhibiting only the smell and taste of ethyl alcohol.   Ethyl alcohol may also … etc.) present in the first distillate have been almost completely removed by purification processes (e.g., … denatured) ( heading 22.08 ). (c)   Solid or semi‑solid fuels with a basis of alcohol (often sold as “solidified …

Section X > Chapter 49 > Heading 4902

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… at regular intervals, each issue being dated (even by merely indicating the period of the year, e.g., “Spring … consist essentially of reading matter but they may also be profusely illustrated and may even consist mainly of … They may be mainly devoted to the publication of intelligence on subjects of a specialised nature or …

Section VI > Chapter 28 > Heading 2816

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… The heading excludes the crude product obtained by merely calcining witherite ( heading 25.11 ). (2)   Barium … 2 ). Usually in the form of whitish and efflorescent lamellar crystals (with 8 H 2 O) or as an aqueous solution … Used in : the glass industry; for producing glass X‑ray shields; in pottery; for purifying water; manufacture of …