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Section IV > Chapter 19 > Heading 1903

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… pearls, siftings or in similar forms. This heading covers edible products prepared from manioc starch (tapioca), sago … tapioca, potato sago) or from similar starches (arrow‑root, salep, yucca, etc.). The starch is mixed with water to form … to a temperature of 120 °C to 150 °C. The drops form small pellets or flakes which are sometimes crushed or granulated. …

Section VII > Chapter 39 > Heading 3914

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… phenolic or amino groups). These active ionic groups enable the polymers, when brought into contact with a solution of an electrolyte, to exchange one of their own types of ions for … resins. This heading does not cover ion‑exchange columns filled with ion‑exchangers of this heading ( heading 39.26 ) …

Section IX > Chapter 44 > Heading 4402

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… in this heading whether in the form of blocks, sticks or in granules or powder, or agglomerated with tar or other substances in briquettes, tablets, balls, etc. Wood charcoal, unlike animal or mineral … 30 . (b)   Wood charcoal mixed with incense, put up in tablets or other forms ( heading 33.07 ). (c)   Activated …

Section XI > Chapter 59 > Heading 5902

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… used in the manufacture of tyres and consist of a warp of parallel filament yarns, held in place, at specific … of nylon or other polyamides, polyesters or viscose rayon, while the weft, widely‑spaced and intended solely to hold the warp in place, may consist of other …

Section XIII > Chapter 69 > Heading 6910

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… sponge baskets, tooth-brush holders, towel hooks and toilet paper holders, even if of a kind designed for fixing to the wall, nor portable sanitary articles such as bed pans, urinals and chamber-pots; these …

Section V > Chapter 26 > Heading 2617

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… (d) Stibnite (or antimonite), antimony sulphide. (e)  Valentinite or white antimony, antimony oxide. (2)         Beryllium ores. (a)  Beryl, double silicate of beryllium and aluminium. (When in the … by‑products of the metallurgy of other metals (e.g., zinc, lead, copper, aluminium, zirconium, molybdenum). …

Section XI > Chapter 50 > Heading 5007

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… (3)   Diaphanous fabrics such as muslins, grenadines and voiles. (4)   Tightly‑woven fabrics such as taffetas, satins, faille, moiré and damask. But the heading excludes woven … 5007.20 covers only fabrics containing by weight at least 85 % of silk or of silk waste other than noil silk; …

Section XV > Chapter 74 > Heading 7401

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… sulphides and is generally in the form of black or brown granules (obtained by pouring the molten matte into water) … by adding iron to the aqueous solution resulting from the leaching of certain roasted ores or residues. It is a finely divided black powder containing oxides and insoluble impurities. It is sometimes used in anti‑fouling …

Section XI > Chapter 50 > Heading 5002

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… process; these filaments adhere together as they are reeled because of the gum (sericin) with which they are … and raw silk at this stage should not be confused with the single thrown yarns of heading 50.04 . Raw silk is usually … or dyed, but not if thrown. It is usually put up in long lengths either on conical bobbins, or in hanks (skeins) of …

Section XVII > Chapter 89 > Heading 8904

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… are mainly distinguished by a snub bow (for pushing) and an elevated wheel house (which may be telescopic). The heading also covers “ pusher‑tugs ” …

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