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What is the difference between an aromatic resin and an aliphatic resin?
can anyone please explain me the difference between the aliphatic hydrocarbon resin and aromatic hydrocarbon r Save resin.. its urgent.. regards, kanchan
What is the difference between sap and pitch?
sap is stuff found in plants and pitch is a field (football pitch) Hope this helps :)
Difference between novolacs and resol resins?
Novolac resin contains higher Phenol percent than do resol resin
What is difference between nuclear grade resin and non- nuclear grade resin?
Nuclear grade resin has got higher capacity ,it produce high purity water,were as non nuclear grade resin produce purity water not high purity......
What is the difference between sap and pine pitch?
Pitch is the sap of Pine trees and is very hard to remove from skin and clothes. Sap is a general term for all tree liquids as in Maple syrup.
What is the difference between amber and tree sap?
Amber is fossilized tree resin, which in and of itself is entirely different from tree sap. While sap is actually the sugar stored by the tree in its xylem and phloem, resin is the liquid stored on the outer cells of trees. Similar to human blood in function, when an appendage of a tree, such as a branch, is cut, resin rushes to the wound and clogs it. This is much like how blood clots to seal wounds.
What is the difference between an aromatic resin and an aliphatic resin?
can anyone please explain me the difference between the aliphatic hydrocarbon resin and aromatic hydrocarbon r Save resin.. its urgent.. regards, kanchan
Write a sentence using the word resin?
resin is like tree sap
What is gum or resin?
Gum or Resin is like the sap that comes from trees and other plants
What is made from the sap of trees starting with r?
Resin or Natural Rubber can be made from the sap of trees.
What is difference between sap basis consultant and sap basis administrator?
both are same
What is a five letter word for tree sap?
rosin, resin
What was resin used for mummification?
Resin is a term applied to the sap of certain trees which hardens over time, many of which have strong and sweet aroma as well as gum-like properties. Examples are the sap of the balsam tree, which is referred to as frankincense, and the sap of the acacia - gum Arabic.
When a Christmas tree gets cut the sap is sticky. What does this tell you about the tree?
It is a conifer. The sticky sap is actually resin.
When a Christmas tree gets cut the sap is sticky What does this tell you about the tree?
It is a conifer. The sticky sap is actually resin.
How is resin made?
Resin isn't 'made', it's a naturally occurring byproduct of the partially dried sap of coniferous trees.
Can amber be used as food?
Amber is a fossil resin from tree sap.
