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mechanical strength, appearance, and
permeability to
liquids and gases.
Corrosive is
distinguished from caustic: the
former implies mechanical degradation...
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often used by
mechanics to
loosen larger ****s,
bolts and nuts that are
corrosively "frozen" or over-torqued. The
direction can also be
reversed for situations...
- bichloride[citation needed],
mercury dichloride),
historically also
known as
sulema or
corrosive sublimate, is the
inorganic chemical compound of
mercury and chlorine...
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combined with each other:
Adhesive wear;
Abrasive wear;
Fatigue wear;
Corrosive wear;
Rubbing wear or fretting;
Erosion wear;
Other minor wear phenomena...
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corrosive substance onto the body of
another "with the
intention to disfigure, maim, torture, or kill".
Perpetrators of
these attacks throw corrosive...
-
United Kingdom are a form of
interpersonal violence where acid or
other corrosive fluids are used with the
intention of
causing harm.
London has been called...
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sodium cations Na+ and
hydroxide anions OH−.
Sodium hydroxide is a
highly corrosive base and
alkali that
decomposes lipids and
proteins at
ambient temperatures...
- A
chemical burn
occurs when
living tissue is
exposed to a
corrosive substance (such as a
strong acid, base or oxidizer) or a
cytotoxic agent (such as...
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characteristic acrid odor
reminiscent of
acetic acid. It can be
highly corrosive.
Peracetic acid is a
weaker acid than the
parent acetic acid, with a pKa...
- the
boiling water and
volatile compounds contained in the
magma act
corrosively on the
overlying rock,
resulting in a
broader cone of
eviscerated rock...
