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Перевод: phenol

[существительное]
фенол ; карболовая кислота

Тезаурус:

1. One had to forget - because one could not live with the thought - that this graceful, fragile, tender young woman with those eyes, that smile (those gardens and snows in the background) had been brought in a cattle car to an extermination camp and killed by an injection of phenol into the heart, into the gentle heart that one had heard beating under one's lips in the dusk of the past.
2. They are treated by curetting or by digging a sharpened orange stick dipped in acid or phenol into the centre of the lesion.
3. Phenol, a strong deproteinizing agent, with chloroform removes most of the proteins from the nucleic acid.
4. He added that the phenol compounds were imported from Germany until the First World War cut off the supplies, whereupon Edison almost singlehandedly founded the US plastics industry.
5. The earliest material of this sort was "Bakelite", a polymer made by reacting phenol with formaldehyde; it was patented in 1906.
6. He showed us the section, which comprised a core based on woodflour and phenol resin, while the surface was a more advanced phenolic resin applied to the face of the core in the form of "Condensite varnish" stamped within the record press.
7. Chlorinated phenols : Phenol agents are generally unsuitable for food use as they exhibit high odour characteristics and other undesirable effects.
8. Residual proteins are often removed by enzymatic digestion using sodium dodecyl sulfate (SDS) /proteinase K, but the physical separation of the proteins from the nucleic acids is accomplished by centrifugation of a mixture of the nucleic acid solution and phenol and chloroform.
9. Thus a computer catalogue could print out on demand all the items of which Dr Rhodes Boyson was the author; or those which had his name in the title; or all the items having to do with a specific topic, even something so very specific as The effect of solvents on the killing of bacteria by phenol or all the items in tape-slide format; or all the items published in Bletchley in 1975.
10. (2) Wash embryos by repeated passage through drops of M2 + BSA (phenol red must be omitted because it fluoresces).
11. In December 1989, in water supplied to 500,000 people on Tyneside, phenol pollution combined with chlorine to create foul-tasting chlorophenols.
12. It is said that the final preparations owed their antibacterial activity to the phenol which they contained as a preservative.
13. In a similar 1984 incident, phenol polluted 2 million peoples' water on Merseyside, and although the public were told it was safe, a subsequent study found 40 per cent of consumers had at least one symptom of poisoning.