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(5)

COOKING

(6)

BARKING

PODGAR

(7)

WAXING

EVACUATION

DOBELKA

FINISHING

BLEACHING

GLUING

(8)

SUBLIMATION

PIP

IMPREGNATION

MORDANT

Embossing

(9)

MACERATION

COATING

POLLING

DISTILLATION

DRYING

ETCHING

(10)

VERGION

DENITRATING

LIGHTING

SAWING

SORTING

(11)

PLUCKING

GRINDING

VARNISHING

FOLDING

PUNCHING

(12)

acylation

bromination

CURING

HYDROGENATION

GOFFERING

ENGRAVING

IMPREGNATION

DELAMINATION

FILTRATION

CHLORINATION

(13)

LEACHING

GELATINIZATION

METHYLATION

SATIN

(14)

BUBBLING

BENZOLATE

(15)

CALANDRATING

WAXING

(16)

DEHYDRATION

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