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etchant

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etchant [ˈɛtʃənt]
n
(Clothing, Personal Arts & Crafts / Crafts) any acid or corrosive used for etching


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You apply chlorhexidine directly after you have rinsed off the etchant.
Dental technology: adhesive dentistry and the clinical assistant by Wallace, Victoria L. / The Dental Assistant
Technical information is available from the company on its line of electronic materials, including conformal coatings, silicone encapsulants, conductive epoxies and epoxy adhesives, PC board materials, wet chemical etchants, electroplating chemicals and cathode coatings.
Electronic materials. (Brochures) by Rubber World
Ideally, we prefer to avoid chemical etchants because they may alter the chemistry of these standards.
Copper oxide precipitates in NBS Standard Reference Material 482 by Bright, David S. / Journal of Research of the National Institute of Standards and Technology
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