… been prepared after tanning or crusting (see the General Explanatory Note to this Chapter). Bovine or equine leathers are particularly notable for their stoutness and durability; sole leather and leather for …
… or with a small pointed piece (plectrum) of wood, ivory, tortoise ‑shell, plastics, etc. Examples include : … without sound‑boxes fall in heading 92.07 (see the General Explanatory Note to this Chapter). …
… dipped yarn consisting of textile yarn surface‑treated to improve its adhesion to the rubber in which it is subsequently incorporated … Imitation catgut with hooks attached or otherwise made up into fishing lines ( heading 95.07 ). …
… is used as a pigment known as “chromium oxide green”, not to be confused with mixtures of lead chromate and iron blues … industries. Because of its hardness and its resistance to heat, it serves for the preparation of abrasive compounds and refractory bricks for metal furnaces. It is also used for …
… bitumen ), certain mastics, and synthetic semi‑precious stones (artificial garnet). It is also used in the glass … 7 ). Dark brown liquid which absorbs moisture and detonates towards 40 °C. This anhydride gives the permanganates …
… a carbon-carbon bond nor a carbon-hydrogen bond. Polyvinyl ketones, where the C―X bond is a carbon-carbon bond are, … not suitable for the manufacture of articles as they are too soft and elastic. They are generally used for the …
… such as sand, slag, chalk, plaster, cement, talc, sulphur, asbestos fibre, wood fibre, sawdust, waste cork and natural … The heading includes : (1) Plates, bricks, tiles, flagstones, obtained by pressing or moulding and used for …
… or steel, mainly used for connecting the bores of two tubes together, or for connecting a tube to some other apparatus, … 85.47 ). (g) Connections for assembling bicycle or motorcycle frames ( heading 87.14 ). …
… or cabled yarn containing plies of the yarn referred to above (e.g., fancy cords as used by confectioners, obtained by twisting together two or more metallised yarns as described above). …
