- xylenol resin
- 二甲苯酚尸
English-Chinese chemistry dictionary (英汉化学大词典). 2013.
xylenol resin
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xylenol resin — /ˌzaɪlənɒl ˈrɛzən/ (say .zuyluhnol rezuhn) noun a synthetic resin produced by the condensation of a xylenol with an aldehyde …
xylenol — ˈzīləˌnȯl, nōl noun ( s) Etymology: International Scientific Vocabulary xylene + ol : any of six crystalline isomeric phenols (CH3)2C6H3OH or a mixture of them derived from the xylenes, found in coal tar, and used chiefly as disinfectants and in … Useful english dictionary
ксиленольная смола — КС Фенольная смола на основе ксиленола и альдегида или кетона. [ГОСТ 24888 81] Тематики полимерные и др. материалы Обобщающие термины синтетические смолы Синонимы КС EN xylenol resin DE Xylenolharz FR résine xylénique … Справочник технического переводчика
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