Examples of using Which dissolves in English and their translations into Norwegian
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Nail polish remover is mostly acetone, which dissolves ink.
The reason for this is the lack of air, which dissolves the fine(and many annoying) skin from the shell.
It everts its pharynx through the mouth andreleases a digestive solution with proteolytic enzymes which dissolves the salmon skin.
Orodispersible tablet is the technical name for a tablet which dissolves directly in your mouth, so that it can be easily swallowed.
If you want more salt,simply add more water to the block, which dissolves the salt layers.
Orodispersible tablet is the technical name for a tablet which dissolves directly in your mouth, so that it can be easily swallowed.
Activated Charcoal has been extracted from Coconut Shell in its most porous form,blended with Kaolin Clay to effectively absorb daily pollutants with gentle exfoliation, which dissolves these impurities that build up and clog pores.
Orodispersible tablet is the technical name for a tablet which dissolves directly in your mouth, so that it can be easily swallowed.
While chewing, collagen is released which dissolves plaque.
There are plenty of special motorcycle cleaning products on the market including Castrol Greentec Bike Cleaner which dissolves dirt and grime, or Castrol Silicon Spray which protects and renovates the plastic parts on your bike.
Strong pain usually begin within one hour, which dissolves the body.
At the back it has a unit consisting of a snow blower which dissolves hard clumps of snow.
Give your fish the happy andhealthy environment possible with this ingenious diffuser which dissolves the vast majority of CO2 into the water in your tank.
The main task of salt is to draw out of fish excessmoisture,so it is better to take a coarse grinding salt, which dissolves more slowly and draws more moisture out of the fish.
Preparation: Use 2g(1-2 teaspoons) powder which dissolve in 250 ml of cold water.
The sugars and starches you eat are turned into acids which dissolve tooth enamel(temporarily).
Levitra Orodispersible is available in small, round tablets which dissolve in your mouth within seconds.
Chlorine: 1- 3 tablets of 200 g(the large tablets which dissolve slowly) to be added to chlorine curve filter(not directly in the pool).
Cat's Best Original is made from natural plant fibres, which dissolve in water, just as toilet paper does.
Exposure to light, air and heat during the cleaning, grinding andwashing of vegetables also causes the loss of vitamins, which, dissolving, go into the washing water.
The cream contains high concentrated vitamin E mini orange capsules which dissolved in contact with skin.
The biggest enemy of the teeth are acids, which dissolve minerals from the tooth surface, thereby changing them and leading to the loss of tooth hard tissue.
Dissolvable sutures, which dissolve up to 6 weeks after surgery are used, so the seams do not need to be removed.
On the market there are various types of detergents in powder or pellet form, which dissolved in water clean the denture chemically.
Unlike chlorine tablets which dissolve depending on water temperature and pump hours, this system allows you to pre set how much chlorine to use depending on pool usage.
Unlike other forms of Collagen which dissolve in the stomach, the Ultimate Collagen+ capsules are enteric,which means they dissolve in the small intestine to enable maximum absorption of nutrients.
It's important to keep in mind that sources such as fibres from synthetic clothing, which dissolve when washed, or smaller plastic particles from everyday consumer products are also sources of microplastics.
Clay pots and then(to neutralize the lime in the walls of the pot)are soaked in water, which dissolved a bit of superphosphate to the walls of their soaked in a solution.
After its failure, he began publishing the first of his many illustrated journalistic ventures, Frank Leslie's Ladies' Gazette of Fashion and Fancy Needlework, with good woodcuts by Leslie& Hooper,a partnership which dissolved in 1854.