cold-curing
1cold-curing resin — self curing r …
2cold rubber — ☆ cold rubber n. a synthetic rubber formed by polymerizing and curing the starting materials, as butadiene styrene, at a temperature of 5°C (41°F) or lower: used in automobile tires because of its special resistance to abrasion …
3Curing (food preservation) — Sea salt being added to raw ham to make Prosciutto …
4Cold chain — Food safety Terms Foodborne illness Hazard Analysis and Critical Control Points (HACCP) Critical c …
5curing — 1. The act of accomplishing a cure. 2. A process by which something is prepared for use, as by heating, aging, etc. dental c. the process by which plastic materials become rigid to form a denture base, filling, impression …
6Charcuterie: The Craft of Salting, Smoking and Curing —   …
7acid curing — marinating or preparing a marinade (a marinade is acidified brine, acetic acid, olive oil or vinegar with or without spices in barrels or special containers in which fish are soaked. The cured fish are packed in mild acidified brine variously… …
8resin — 1. An amorphous brittle substance consisting of the hardened secretion of a number of plants, probably derived from a volatile oil and similar to a stearoptene. 2. SYN: rosin. 3. A precipitate formed by the addition of water to certain tinctures …
9Flat roof — A flat roof is a type of covering of a building. In contrast to the sloped form of a roof, a flat roof is horizontal or nearly horizontal. Materials that cover flat roofs should allow the water to run off freely from a very slight… …
10Epoxy granite — is a novel material being developed as an alternative material for precision machine tool bases. Precision granite castings, also known as synthetic granite, epoxy granite or polymer concrete, are used to replace cast iron and steel for superior… …
