| Coat a metal, such as aluminum, with a protective oxide layer by electrolysis.
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| A door which has been given an aluminum oxide coating by electrolytic action.
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| Tile which has been given an aluminum oxide coating by electrolytic action.
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| A metal that has been subjected to electrolytic action in order to coat with a protective or decorative film.
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| An electrolytic process that forms a permanent, protective coating on aluminum.
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| An irregularity, abnormality, peculiarity, or deviation from the norm.
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| American National Standards Institute, Inc.
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| A metallic device used for radiating or receiving radio waves.
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| Situated before or toward the front.
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| A small room leading to a main room; a waiting room.
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| A positive statement by a party to a contract that the party will not perform the terms of the contract.
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| Saddle-shaped, or having curvature in two opposing directions.
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| Metal paint designed to inhibit corrosion; applied directly to the metal.
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| A synthetic organic product used to rce floating and flooding of iron blues, carbon blacks, and chrome greens.
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| A special coating for ship bottoms, containing poison like copper or mercury, formulated to effect the release of the poison at a controlled rate, to prevent attachment and growth of marine organisms such as barnacles and algae.
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| Any bearing having the capacity of effectively rcing friction.
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| A latch bolt designed to rce friction when the bolt starts to engage the lock strike.
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| An air chamber such as a closed length of pipe or a coil which is designed to absorb the shock caused by closing a valve rapidly.
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| Agent that kills microbial growth.
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| Pure white pigment which provides about same hiding power as lithopone.
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| . Protective compound used on ends of aluminum wiring at connections to prevent corrosion that would interfere with a solid safe connection.
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| Furniture finishing technique intended to give appearance of age or wear.
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| A trap which is designed to prevent the siphonage of its water seal by increasing the diameter of the outlet leg of the trap so that it contains a sufficient volume of water to prevent a siphoning action.
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| A synthetic organic product, used to prevent forming of surface skin in packaged varnishes and paints.
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| American Plywood Association.
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| A hotel containing apartments as well as transient rooms.
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| A building containing three or more separate residential apartments; also called an Apartment Building.
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| A suite of rooms, usually let as a dwelling; a dwelling unit.
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| 1. Any opening. 2. An opening that varies the amount of light entering a camera.
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| The highest point; vertex.
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