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Section VI > Chapter 28 > Heading 2822

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… trioxide (cobalt sesquioxide, cobaltic oxide) (Co 2 O 3 ). Black powder. (3)   Tricobalt tetraoxide (cobalt saline … works for preparing brilliant blue colours, and in the glass industry for colouring optical glass. They are …

Section III > Chapter 15 > Heading 1514

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… B. rapa (or B. campestris ), yield semi‑drying oils with similar characteristics, which are classified commercially as rape or colza oils.        These … of specially developed strains of rape or colza), e.g., canola oil or the European rape or colza oil “double zero”. …

Section II > Chapter 7 > Heading 0712

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… . 0712.20 - Onions               - Mushrooms, wood ears (Auricularia spp.) , jelly fungi (Tremella spp.) and truffles : 0712.31 - - Mushrooms of the … chervil, onion, garlic, celery, generally used either as flavouring materials or in the preparation of soups. The …

Section XIII > Chapter 68 > Heading 6805

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… abrasives have been coated, usually by means of glue or plastics. The heading also covers similar products of … paperboard, wood, metal) fitted with a compact agglomerated layer, rather than powder or grain, of abrasive, and … or plastics; also for smoothing or polishing varnished or lacquered surfaces, or for sharpening card clothing. …

Section XV > Chapter 83 > Heading 8309

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… of base metal (often with washers or other fittings of plastics, rubber, cork, etc.) used for corking or capsuling … capping beer bottles, mineral water bottles, preserve jars, tubular containers or the like.          The heading does … cover spring lever stoppers predominantly of plastics, porcelain, etc. (2)   Bungs for metal drums. (3)   Pouring , …

Section XII > Chapter 65 > Heading 6507

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… of oiled cloth or other coated fabric, etc. They are classified in this heading only when cut to length or … linings normally made of textile material but sometimes of plastics, leather, etc. These also usually bear a printed … of the hat-maker’s name, etc. It should be noted that labels of the kind used for attaching to the inside crown of …

Section VII > Chapter 40 > Heading 4017

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… pigments and high levels of fillers, for example, coal, clays and silica. In the absence of fillers, pigments and cellular structures, hard rubber is a hard, brownish‑black (or sometimes red) material which is relatively …

Section XII > Chapter 66 > Heading 6602

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… canes, whips (including whip-leads), riding-crops and similar articles irrespective of the materials of which they … of all kinds generally consisting of combined stocks and lashes. (2) Riding-crops consisting of stocks with, …

Section XI > Chapter 52 > Heading 5203

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… purpose of carding is to disentangle the cotton fibres, lay them more or less parallel, and entirely or largely free them from any extraneous matter they may still … contain. The fibres are then in the form of wide webs (laps) which are generally condensed into slivers. These …

Section XX > Chapter 96 > Heading 9613

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… and wicks. 9613.10 ‑ Pocket lighters, gas fuelled, non‑refillable 9613.20 ‑ Pocket lighters, gas fuelled, … lighters .        In these a catalyst (usually sponge platinum) is made to glow by catalytic action in the … outside of the container produces a spark which ignites an inflammable material near the tip of the striker. The …