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phosphorated (imp. & p. p.)
of Phosphorate
phosphorated Sentence Examples
- The ancient Egyptians used phosphorated papyrus as a writing surface in dimly lit tombs.
- Phosphorated paint, emitting a faint glow in the dark, was applied to toys and home decor in the Victorian era.
- Certain marine creatures, such as sea cucumbers, have phosphorated organs that enable them to bioluminesce.
- Phosphorated glass, found in cathode ray tubes, produces visible light when bombarded with electrons.
- Phosphorated detergents add a blue tint to white fabrics, making them appear brighter.
- Phosphorated primers are used on substrates to enhance the adhesion of subsequent coatings.
- Phosphorated lubricants reduce friction and wear in high-temperature applications.
- Phosphorated wood preservatives protect against rot-causing fungi and insects.
- Phosphorated fertilizers provide a ready source of phosphorus for plant growth.
- Phosphorated fire-retardants are used to reduce the flammability of materials.
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The ancient Egyptians used phosphorated papyrus as a writing surface in dimly lit tombs.
Phosphorated paint, emitting a faint glow in the dark, was applied to toys and home decor in the Victorian era.
Certain marine creatures, such as sea cucumbers, have phosphorated organs that enable them to bioluminesce.
Phosphorated glass, found in cathode ray tubes, produces visible light when bombarded with electrons.
