Synonym: byproduct, spin-off. Similar words: primary production, product, productive, production, reproduction, reproductive, unproductive, productivity. Meaning: n. 1. a secondary and sometimes unexpected consequence 2. a product made during the manufacture of something else.
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61. The plastic granulate itself is a by-product from diesel, and whatever is discarded in the manufacturing process gets recycled.
62. This research synthesized of AP with VC and by-product methyl palmitate from Chinese Vegetable Tallow biodiesel, also determined HLB value of AP.
63. Unlike their distant human relatives, however, tree shrews quickly metabolise most of the alcohol they consume into a by-product called ethyl glucuronide (EtG).
64. By-product hydrogenchloride should be removed completely from chlorosilanes alcoholysis reaction because of its adverse effects on alkoxy silanes.
65. The ability of industry to utilizing agricultural by-product is poor, therefore it effects agricultural income improving and sustainable development.
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67. Strong, shatterproof and a highly valued form of polyester, PET is a by-product of the oil industry.
68. At first, the craft and conditions of the synthesis of micaceous iron oxide with by-product of TiO2-ferrous sulfate by hydrothermal method was studied through experiments.
69. This works put forward a method of synthesis of thiophene alcohol and discuss carefully the way of reducing by-product and condition of brominating and Gall's.
70. The by-product arsenic compound obtained by this method can be used as the clearing agent and decolorizer for the glass industry.
71. Bismuth is the by-product of lead and copper refining, as well as other metals to a smaller degree.
72. Tall oil pitch, which is the residual mixture in the extraction process to produce fatty acid and resin from crude tall oil and is also a by-product of paper-making industry.
73. The approach of reutilization of by-product salt slag of hydrazine hydrate was studied. Process technology line was ensured, and technology economic estimation was discussed.
74. More sweepingly, he sees the rise of a distinctively Chinese popular culture as an inevitable by-product of China own rise in an emerging new world order.
75. Its fermentation process yields a surprising by-product - plentiful supplies of brewer's yeast.
76. What's more, the success of by-product exchange or industrial symbiosis depends on many uncertainties such as concrete technical conditions, market demand and relative scale, etc.
77. Why alcohol boosts risk isn't known, but one of several theories is that a by-product of alcohol metabolism acts as a co-carcinogen.
78. These react with the filler surface via solvolysis generating an alcohol by-product.
79. A large mumber of by-product triisobutene are produced while disisobutene producing in refinery, but it has not been utilized efficiently at present.
80. A new method for direct extracting sodium phytate from corn-soaking, the by-product produced in the process of corn fermentation, was provided.
81. Yellow serofluid is a by-product during Luzhou style liquor production, which contains a large proportion of flavor components such as acid, ester, alcohol, aldehyde.
82. The comprehensive utilization of by-product fluosilicic acid from phosphate fertilizer production is significant in terms of environmental protection, economic efficiency and resource utilization.
83. When using o-xylene carbonyl and methanol, the by-product hydrogen gas with high purity can be obtained.
84. Well, the by-product of not responding to the Self is symptomatology.
85. Diacylglycerol(DAG) are important intermediates in lipase-catalyzed interesterification , but a high DAG concentration can affect the formation of by-product.
86. The method to improve the thermal stability of metaldehyde product and the recovery of acetaldehyde from the main by-product paraldehyde were discussed.
87. They want the stimulus and if you want to create jobs then this is a by-product.
88. A final reference I have found is in DG Edwards' Historical Gazetteer and Bibliography of By-Product Coking Plants in the UK.
89. It involves using local natural resources such as plant products, cattle dung, neem cake (the by-product of making oil from the neem tree) and compost instead of chemical fertilisers and pesticides.
90. Ground granulate blast furnace slag (GGBFS) is a by-product of the iron and steel manufacturing industry.
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