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| chem. |
fused electrolyte |
| life.sc., el. |
molten rock |
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| gen. |
enamel |
| tech. |
glaze |
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| chem., met. |
founder |
| lab.law., met. |
blast furnace keeper; furnace operator; furnaceman |
| met. |
first and second melter |
| transp., nautic. |
ship's boy acting as cook |
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| energ.ind., industr. |
gas converter |
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| gen. |
melodiousness |
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| gen. |
melting |
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| met. |
third pourer |
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| gen. |
liquid rock; melting (Metall); melting (Schnee); molten mass (Metall); smelting; thaw; thawing period; molten metal (flüssiges Metall, Glas); molten glass (flüssiges Metall, Glas); molten bath |
| agric. |
thawing; defrosting |
| chem. |
melting; molten mass |
| construct. |
metal bath; boiling; burning |
| mining. |
magma |
| opt. |
batch |
| tech. |
fusion; smelt; heat; melt |
| textile |
fused mass |
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| met. |
casting |
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| gen. |
frit; fuse; liquefy; melt (du schmilzt, er schmilzt); melt |
| agric. |
thaw |
| busin. |
found |
| construct. |
melt (durch Erhitzen) |
| opt. |
frit (e.g. faceplates to cathode-ray tube envelopes) |
| tech. |
move; smelt; soften |
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| construct. |
enamel (for glass, china ware, etc.) |
| med. |
enamel (enamelum); dental enamel (enamelum); substantia adamantina (enamelum); substantia vitrea (enamelum) |
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| environ. |
melting A change of the state of a substance from the solid phase to the liquid phase. Also known as fusion |
| met. |
melting of the charge |
| phys.sc. |
melting |
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| gen. |
melts; it smelts |
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| gen. |
melts; smelts |
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| agric. |
fused; melted; thawed |
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| gen. |
melted; smelted |
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| gen. |
smelt (ore) |
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| gen. |
melt |
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| met. |
melting test |
