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resin

Substance exuded from pines, firs, and other trees in gummy drops that harden in air. Varnishes are common products of the hard resins, and ointments come from the soft resins.

Rosin is the solid residue of distilled turpentine, a soft resin. The name ‘resin’ is also given to many synthetic products manufactured by polymerization; they are used in adhesives, plastics, and varnishes.
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Before these analyses, samples were dried and purified using Dowex AG1-X8 anion exchange resin (50-100 mesh) (Bio-Rad Labs, Hercules, CA) and high-purity (Seastar) hydrobromic acid.
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Samples of carbon, cation and anion exchange resin, and sand from clinic A and carbon and sand from clinic B were extracted 3 times with 10 volumes of 100% methanol for 12 hr.
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