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carbide,
a binary compound of carbon. The various compounds range in stability from explosive copper or silver carbides to hard abrasive compounds, such as silicon carbide.


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[ILLUSTRATION OMITTED] Vermont American Power Tool Accessories The high-performance line of King Carbide circular saw blades from Vermont American, offers 17 blades for sawing applications that include wood, laminates, nonferrous metals and plastics, roofing, shingles and nail-embedded wood.
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