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kyanized (imp. & p. p.)
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kyanized Sentence Examples
- The process of kyanizing wood involved treating it with a solution of mercuric chloride to prevent decay and insect infestation.
- Kyanizing was widely used in the 19th century for preserving railroad ties, telegraph poles, and other wooden structures exposed to harsh conditions.
- The kyanized wood was highly resistant to rot and decay, making it suitable for use in humid and tropical environments.
- The effectiveness of kyanizing led to its extensive use in ship-building, particularly for wooden decks and hulls.
- However, due to the toxic nature of mercury, kyanizing gradually fell out of favor and was replaced by safer wood treatment methods.
- Kyanizing was performed by soaking the wood in a solution of mercuric chloride for a specified period, ensuring deep penetration of the preservative.
- The kyanized wood was characterized by a distinct greenish tint, which was often used as an indicator of its treated status.
- Despite its effectiveness, kyanizing faced criticism due to the environmental and health risks associated with mercury contamination.
- The toxicity of mercury led to strict regulations and restrictions on the use of kyanized wood, ultimately leading to its decline in popularity.
- Kyanizing wood played a significant role in preserving wooden structures and延长了their lifespan, but its legacy is marred by the environmental and health concerns associated with mercury.
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The process of kyanizing wood involved treating it with a solution of mercuric chloride to prevent decay and insect infestation.
Kyanizing was widely used in the 19th century for preserving railroad ties, telegraph poles, and other wooden structures exposed to harsh conditions.
The kyanized wood was highly resistant to rot and decay, making it suitable for use in humid and tropical environments.
The effectiveness of kyanizing led to its extensive use in ship-building, particularly for wooden decks and hulls.
