- alloy) is
greatly reduced by the
addition of
****nic. "Phosphorus
Deoxidized ****nical Copper" with an
****nic content of 0.3% has an
increased corrosion...
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****nicals are
chemical compounds that
contain ****nic. In a
military context, the term
****nical refer to
toxic ****nic compounds that are used as chemical...
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****nical bronze is an
alloy in
which ****nic, as
opposed to or in
addition to tin or
other constituent metals, is
combined with
copper to make bronze...
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larger percentage of
****nic is
called ****nical bronze,
which can be work-hardened much
harder than copper.
****nical bronze ****nical br**** Rollason, EC...
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Madame Bovary -
fictional suicide by
****nic Lady
Macbeth of the
Mtsensk District (novella) -
fictional murder by
****nical rat
poison Ratnaike RN (1 July 2003)...
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****nic in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
****nic is the
chemical element with
symbol As and
atomic number 33.
****nic may also
refer to:
****nic trioxide...
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****nic oxide may
refer to any of the following:
****nic dioxide, As2O4
****nic trioxide, As2O3
****nic pentoxide, As2O5 ****nious oxide, As4O6 This set...
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****nic pentafluoride is a
chemical compound of
****nic and fluorine. It is a toxic,
colorless gas. The
oxidation state of
****nic is +5.
****nic pentafluoride...
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substitutes for
****nic only in its
octahedral sites.
Pierre Macquer found a
crystallizable salt
which he
called ‘sel
neutre ****nical’. This salt was...
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****nic trisulfide is the
inorganic compound with the
formula As2S3. It is a dark
yellow solid that is
insoluble in water. It also
occurs as the mineral...
