Examples of using Perc in English and their translations into Serbian
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It was a great speech, Perc.
Perc is about 75 percent heavier than water.
Many states are taking steps to control perc.
Let the coffee perc a little longer. Very black.
High class series solid birch body musical perc….
It does not appear that perc is a hazard to dry cleaner customers.
More and more dry cleaners are offering cleaning options that do not include perc.
Today, perc is used by about 28,000 dry cleaners in the United States.
There are also studies done by the EPA that indicate perc may be a carcinogen.
First developed in 1821, perc came to be used by dry cleaners in 1930.
These disadvantages are the reason why the industry currently uses perc almost exclusively.
Perc is a degreaser, used by companies that work with metals and by dry cleaning companies.
As an example, a typical machine might pump perc through the clothes at a rate of perhaps 1,500 gallons(5,678 liters) per hour.
Perc is one of them, but the researchers found only a limited number of studies exploring the link between dry cleaning chemical exposure for workers and esophageal cancer.
You have options for cleaning the item that do not carry the same risks as perc- but can still bring the pleasure of fresh cleaning back to your wardrobe.
He was appointed PERC secretary in May 2018 and currently serves as one of the Institute of Geologists of Ireland(IGI)'s four representatives on PERC. .
The seminar was opened by theCATUS President Ljubisav Orbović, ITUC/PERC office coordinator Enisa Vranac Salimović and Presidents of the CATUS Youth and Women Sections.
That year, perc was one of 189 toxic chemicals included by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency for control under the Clean Air Act of 1990.
At temperatures over about 600 degrees Fahrenheit perc oxidizes into the extremely poisonous gas phosgene, the latter chemical being popularly used in chemical weapons during WWI.
Others, such as tetrachloroethylene(or perchloroethylene,also known as PERC) are now used mostly by commercial dry-cleaners or in automotive or hobby-related cleaners.
Originally discovered in 1821 by Michael Faraday,“perc” could not only be used in relatively compact dry cleaning machines, but also did a better job of cleaning than any of the other solvents of the day;