In fact the pads were so well-protected against rust, and the pads lasted so much longer, that Miles removed the rust-inhibiting ingredients and ceased to advertise the pad's rust resistant quality.
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The pieces are rolled into a C cross section _ for that reason they are called structural-C members, C-members or simply C's _ and are coated with zinc to make them rust resistant.
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At the tomb of the first Qin Emperor and multiple Warring States period tombs, extremely sharp swords and other weapons were found which were coated with chromium oxide, which made the weapons rust resistant.
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Still, if you take enough of it, there's some chance you'll develop some kind of super-power, and will fight crime as Rust Resistant Man . talk ) 20 : 18, 20 June 2009 ( UTC)
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The virulence in Uganda was associated with Sr31 and is specific to Ug99 . The five-year grant to the Durable Rust Resistance in Wheat ( DRRW ) project will support attempts to identify new resistance genes as well as reproduce and distribute rust resistant wheat seeds to farmers.
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It is not practical to cover them, you cannot countersink them and fill the holes with putty because the clapboards are too thin, and painting them with a rust resistant paint is also unsatisfactory _ it won't work for long, and you would have to repaint or restain the house.
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The exact metallurgical phenomenon underlying this transformation of the surface to make it more rust resistant is not fully understood; however, it is theorized that the remaining wustite layer ( chemical symbol FeO ) contains a much lower proportion of oxygen than the removed hematite and magnetite layers and is, therefore, more stable and less prone to oxidation when exposed to a noncondensing atmosphere.
