in·hib·it·er ( n-hb -t r)n. Variant of inhibitor. |
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| S0248286 is a proprietary additive masterbatch that permanently affixes itself to the polymer backbone, unlike traditional amine-based vapor corrosion inhibiters, which are migratory and have limited heat stability. These inhibiters are essentially institutional, related primarily to how the academy construes professional performance rather than what individuals perceive as valuable. Currently, there is only one type of entry inhibiter available, called Fuzeon, but since it has to be injected with a syringe twice a day, it hasn't become a very popular option for people. |
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