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Haloid
Haloid Ha"loid (? or ?), a. [Gr. "a`ls, "alo`s salt + -oid:
cf. F. halo["i]de.] (Chem.)
Resembling salt; -- said of certain binary compounds
consisting of a metal united to a negative element or
radical, and now chiefly applied to the chlorides, bromides,
iodides, and sometimes also to the fluorides and cyanides. --
n. A haloid substance.
Meaning of Haloids from wikipedia
- system,
Haloid hired a Gr****
scholar at Ohio
State University and
coined the term
xerography from two Gr****
roots meaning "dry writing".
Haloid changed...
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Haloid may
refer to: The
Haloid Photographic Company, now
known as
Xerox Corporation Haloid, an
animation by
Monty Oum
published on
GameTrailers in 2007...
- when John Dessauer,
chief of
research at the
Haloid Company, read an
article about Carlson's invention.
Haloid, a
manufacturer of
photographic paper, was...
- the
gaming community after releasing an
animated video in 2007,
titled Haloid,
where characters from the Halo and
Metroid video game
franchises fight...
- 1210/endo-40-5-334. PMID 20245954. Krylov, O. A. (January 1961). "The role of
haloids (bromine and iodine) in the
metamorphosis of amphibia".
Bulletin of Experimental...
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first successful commercial plain paper copier.
Introduced in 1959 by the
Haloid/Xerox company, it
revolutionized the do****ent-copying industry. The culmination...
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closer to the
Haloid Company, his main
source of
photographic paper and chemicals. The
RetinalGraph Company was
acquired by the
Haloid Company in 1935...
- 2012.
Retrieved November 29, 2018. Kietzmann,
Ludwig (October 3, 2007). "
Haloid creator mashes up
Final Fantasy and Dead or
Alive | Joystiq". Joystiq. Archived...
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founded Eastman Kodak in 1892.
Xerox was
founded in
Rochester in 1906 as the
Haloid Company. In the
early 20th century,
Rochester became a
center of the garment...
- University,
Haloid and
Carlson changed the name of the
process to xerography, a term,
coined from Gr**** roots, that
meant "dry writing."
Haloid called the...
