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lamellate

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la·mel·late (l-mlt, lm-lt)
adj.
1. Having, composed of, or arranged in lamellae.
2. Resembling a lamella.
lamel·lated adj.
lamel·lation n.
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It was found that oil shale feed with the lamellate characteristics (causing abnormal fluidization) is quite different from the spherical catalyst used in the refinery catalytic cracking unit of heavy oil, and that the shale fines in the retort-off gas are difficult to be removed.
Retorting of pulverized oil shale in fluidized-bed pilot plant by Wang, W.D.; Zhou, C.Y. / Oil Shale
Fibres of collagen of bone woven Fibres of collagen of bone woven the bone can also be woven or lamellate (posed).
Characteristics of Bone by Jeremy Stone / Family and marriage community
These cells apparently secrete the pharyngeal cuticular intima, consisting of three layers: the lamellate endocuticle, the exocuticle with trabeculae-bound spaces and the thin epicuticle lining the luminal surface.
A transmission electron microscopic study of the pharyngeal armature ... by Jarial, Mohinder S. / Proceedings of the Indiana Academy of Science
 
 
 
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