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latex [ˈleɪtɛks] n pl latexes, latices [ˈlætɪˌsiːz] 1. (Chemistry / Elements & Compounds) a whitish milky fluid containing protein, starch, alkaloids, etc., that is produced by many plants. Latex from the rubber tree is used in the manufacture of rubber 2. (Chemistry / Elements & Compounds) a suspension of synthetic rubber or plastic in water, used in the manufacture of synthetic rubber products, etc. [New Latin, from Latin: liquid, fluid]
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Translations latex n → Latex m n latex [ˈleiteks] the milky juice of some plants especially rubber trees. melksap نُسْغ شَجَر المَطّاط латекс latex mælkesaft; -mælk der Gummibaumsaft,der Kutschuk γαλακτώδης χυμός φυτών látex piimmahl شیره درخت maitiaisneste latex שְׂרָף גוּמִי वनस्पति-दूध, रबड़ क्षीर lateks gumitej lateks mjólkursafi lattice 乳液 (양귀비나 고무나무 등의) 유액(乳液) lateksas (augu) piensula susu getah latex lateks, gummimelk mleczko kauczukowe látex latex латекс latex mleček mlečasti sok latex กาวลาเท็กซ์ kauçuk ağacının özsuyu; lâteks 乳液,橡膠 латекс درخت کا دودھ nhựa mủ 乳液,橡胶 How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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| I learned to paint silicones and foam latexes, sculpt clay to make creatures, create old age likenesses, work with gelatin appliances, as well as do regular "beauty" makeup. Vanderbilt; "Additives for antimicrobial latexes and biofilm resistant materials," Svoboda Tabakova, Vera Mircheva and Nadejda Assenova, Bulgarian Academy of Sciences, Bulgaria; and "Effect of fillers on the surface properties of NR and DPNR sheets," The latexes, starches, carbonates, titanium dioxide, dispersants, and defoamers contained in these brokes often showed up in machine deposits, and broke flows correlated directly to reduced additive efficiencies. |
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