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Section VI > Chapter 38 > Heading 3824

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… is not chemically defined, whether they are obtained as by‑products of the manufacture of other substances (this … products falling here include : (1)   Naphthenic acids (by‑products of the refining of certain petroleum oils and of … 80 % of the dry matter. Products of this kind are obtained by the hydrogenation of glucose syrups having a high …

Section XIII > Chapter 68 > Heading 6806

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… of granite, basalt, limestone or dolomite) are obtained by melting one or more of these constituents and converting … a stream of the resulting liquid into fibres, usually by centrifugal action and stream or air blast. This heading … known as “ceramic fibres”. They are formed by fusing a blend of alumina and silica, in varying …

Section XV > Chapter 72 > Heading 7205

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… round in shape, and angular “ grits ” . Shot is produced by pouring liquid iron or steel into cold water or into a jet of steam; the grits are obtained by the crushing of shot, or by cold crushing sheets, etc., of hardened metal. These …

Section IV > Chapter 22 > Heading 2204

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… wine; grape must with fermentation prevented or arrested by the addition of alcohol : 2204.21 ‑ ‑ In containers … wines . These wines are charged with carbon dioxide, either by conducting the final fermentation in a closed vessel …

Section VI > Chapter 38 > Heading 3807

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… not decreosoted and wood creosote. (1) Wood tar is obtained by draining from wood (coniferous or other) during … in charcoal kilns (e.g., Swedish tar or Stockholm tar), or by distillation in retorts or ovens (distilled tars). The … out from the pyroligneous liquids (settled tars), or by distillation of the pyroligneous liquids ‑ in which they …

Section XVI > Chapter 84 > Heading 8442

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… for printing, used to print texts or illustrations (by hand or by the machines of heading 84.43); and prepared lithographic … used to assemble (compose) it for use in printing, whether by hand or mechanically. This heading covers equipment used …

Section XVIII > Chapter 90 > Heading 9019

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… are mainly used to treat diseases of the joints or muscles, by mechanical reproduction of various movements. It should … down. (8)   Universal‑type apparatus, power‑operated, which by the use of interchangeable accessories, can be employed … feet, legs, back, arms, hands, face, etc.) usually operate by friction, vibration, etc. They may be hand‑ or …

Section XVIII > Chapter 90 > Heading 9025

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… These instruments are used for determining, generally by direct reading on a graduated stem, the specific gravity … of spirituous liquors). The reading is sometimes converted by a table into other units. The instruments are usually … cover : (a)   Instruments which determine specific gravity by other methods, for example, pyknometers (specific gravity …

Section VI > Chapter 38 > Heading 3806

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… the impurities present. Rosin and resin acids are obtained by the following processes : (1)         Separation of … wood. (3)         Fractional distillation of tall oil, a by‑product of the pulp and paper industry. Rosin and resin … Sodium or potassium resinates are usually obtained by boiling powdered rosin or resin acids in a solution of …

Section XI > Chapter 56 > Heading 5602

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… textile materials 5602.90 ‑ Other Felt is usually obtained by superimposing, one on the other, a number of layers of textile fibres (usually the laps as produced by carding or by air‑laying); these are then moistened (generally with …

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