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intercalate [intur′kəlāt] Etymology: L, intercalare to insert between adjacent surfaces or structures. intercalation, n. intercalate (in·terˑ·k  ·lātˈ),v to place between two adjacent structures or surfaces. How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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Since most of the rubbers are available in solid (dry) and latex (solution) forms, melt and solution intercalations are considered to be the ideal methods for preparing rubber nanocomposites. 00 metres, intersecting approximately 83 metres of kimberlite with intercalations of granite, indicating that the hole was drilled along the eastern margin of the pipe. 00 metres, intersecting approximately 83 metres of kimberlite with intercalations of granite, indicating that the hole was drilled along the eastern margin of the pipe. |
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