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flowers of zinc

 

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Noun flowers of zinc has 1 sense
  1. zinc oxide, flowers of zinc, philosopher's wool - oxide of zinc; a white powder used as a pigment or in cosmetics or glass or inks and in zinc ointment
    --1 is a kind of oxide
    --1 is a substance of zinc white

Definitions from the Web

Term: Flowers of Zinc

Description:

Flowers of Zinc refers to a powdered form of zinc oxide that is commonly obtained by sublimation. It is a versatile substance widely used in various industries.

Senses:

Noun Sense:

1. A white, powdery form of zinc oxide derived through sublimation.

Example Sentence:

The flowers of zinc are often used as an additive in cosmetic products.

Chemical Sense:

2. An alternative name for zinc oxide, often used in discussing its chemical properties.

Example Sentence:

Flowers of zinc possess unique catalytic properties, making them beneficial for certain chemical reactions.

Usages:

1. Industrial Usages:

The flowers of zinc find applications in various industrial processes, including:

  • Manufacturing of rubber and plastics
  • Pharmaceutical preparations
  • Paints and coatings
  • Ceramics and glass production
  • Fertilizer production

2. Personal Care Usages:

Due to its soothing and protective properties, flowers of zinc are used in personal care products:

  • Sunscreens and sunblocks
  • Antiperspirants and deodorants
  • Skincare lotions and creams
  • Baby powders

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