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refer to:
Conditioner (chemistry)
Conditioner (farming) Air
conditioner Fabric conditioner Hair
conditioner Leather conditioner Power conditioner The apparatus...
- many ways to air
conditioners, but use a
reversing valve to
allow them both to heat and to cool an
enclosed space. Air
conditioners,
which typically use...
- Look up
condition in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Condition or
conditions may
refer to:
Material conditional, a
logical connective used to form "if...
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conditioning, air
conditioning in a
vehicle Ice
storage air
conditioning, air
conditioning using ice
storage Solar air
conditioning, air
conditioning...
- 25;
patent wheat flour, 40." They
contain water conditioners,
yeast conditioners, and
dough conditioners.
Yeast requires water,
carbon sources such as starch...
- agents,
which helps to
reduce frizzing.[citation needed]
Conditioners, also
called deep
conditioners or hair masks, are
heavy and thick, with a high content...
- that was
dedicated to
polymeric soil
conditioners. The
original formulation of
polyacrylamide soil
conditioners was
difficult to use
because it contained...
- Mower-
conditioners are a
staple of large-scale hay making. Mower-
conditioners are
defined by the
mechanisms that
accomplish mowing and
conditioning. There...
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greater the protection.
Power conditioners vary in
function and size,
generally according to
their use. Some
power conditioners provide minimal voltage regulation...
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Conditioners used on
leather take many
shapes and forms. They are used
mostly to keep
leather from
drying out and deteriorating. New
leather contains natural...
