paraffin refined wax

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• Crystalline fully refined wax —   A light colored paraffin wax having the following characteristics:   • viscosity at 210 degrees Fahrenheit (D88) 59.9 SUS (10.18 centistokes) maximum;   • oil content (D721) 0.5 percent maximum;   • other +20 color, Saybolt minimum.   U.S. Dept …   Energy terms

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• scale wax — noun partly refined paraffin wax • Syn: ↑paraffin scale • Hypernyms: ↑wax * * * noun Etymology: scale (V) : partly refined paraffin wax obtained by sweating slack wax so that only a small percentage of oil remains called …   Useful english dictionary

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