Satin clear

Fused silica is manufactured in both translucent and clear, transparent forms the particular requirements govern the form to be used. The translucent variety can be obtained with a sandy, satin or glazed finish. An interesting historical account of the early work on the practical manipulation of fused silica has been given by W. A. Shenstone (1902). 

My mind cleared enough to know this was a sort of point of no return, even if we didn t go the whole way. I opened my eyes. Nigel s were closed, and he looked as if he was going to faint. I was surprised, because I knew that up there I was pretty disappointing, my bust hardly worth the stout satin and straps of a brassiere. But he gasped, and pulled his other hand out from behind me, so that I couldn t help sliding further sideways until I was almost lying on the sofa. He could reach my other breast. I closed my... 

Resin finish for acetate ribbons, satins, and taffeta where a crisp hand is desired. Produces a clear, high luster finish. 

The mysterious Masters who firstly set up Martinez de Pascuallis, confided to him the keys of universal regeneration, as we saw earlier. Later, they sent forth L.-C. de Satin-Martin, his closest disciple, and confided to h im the keys of individual regeneration. But it is clear that it is useless to attack the problem of the reintegration of the Universe and its constituents, if one hasn t steered a similar, parallel activity in ourselves ... 

Description Synthetic rubber, water-based, penetrating encapsulant. Satin finish, white or clear. Can be used with mesh/scrim. Safety/precautions Nontoxic. 

Figure 2.6 The face side (filtering surface) of a satin weave mono/multifilament cloth. The warp direction is vertical. The reverse side of the cloth has a rougher texture and both warp and weft yarns are clearly visible (Madison Filter).

Acrylic Filament Yarns. Continuous filament acrylic yams face stiff competition from nylon and polyester. Since they are more costly, acrylics have penetrated only those markets where they have a clear advantage in a critical property. In Japan, continuous filament yarns in very fine deniers are valued as a silk replacement. In this market, the yarn is a premium product used in high fashion dress fabrics, satins, and poplins, or to produce a cloth suitable for siuTace raising to give a suede or fine velour effect. 

The word g) sum comes from the Greek gyps, meaning burned mineral. There are several varieties of gypsum satin spar is a fine, soft, fibrous mineral alabaster is a more massive, fine-grained, and often banded form and selenite (. v.) a clear/ translucent form which shows good crystal habit. Extensive beds of selenite are worked in the Mediterranean basin, notably in southern Spain and Cyprus. 

One of the first published [41] FIB cross sections of a pure-Sn whisker (Fig. 20) clearly shows a floating particle, presumably CugSnj, at the root of a whisker. There have been other published FIB x-sections of tin whiskers for matte, satin-bright, and bright Sn, in which the presence of an IMC particle was clearly evident directly at the root of the matte Sn and satin-bright whisker grains [48] (Fig. 21). 

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