A hard brittle blue white multivalent metallic element and tarnishing.
You can use chemistry to reverse the tarnishing reaction, and make the silver shiny again!
a hard brittle blue-white multivalent metallic element; resistant to corrosion and tarnishing.
Partly, the author argues, it is a collective effort to keep ugly truths from tarnishing France's seductive image.
The Washington Post reports that the acquisition risks tarnishing the brand without giving Geely the global boost it seeks.
As the debate gets going, Mr Bush and the Republicans will surely miss Mr Rove, who was quick to seek partisan advantage by tarnishing Democrats' reputation on security.
On the other hand, if we indulge in criticism behind people's back; they will definitely feel insinuated by us for tarnishing their public image.
The printed fabric must be employed soap boiling with detergent to get rid of the size and scum to avoid the tarnishing and improve the colour brightness and soaping fastness.
We should not maintain friendship at any cost, thereby tarnishing it. If the friendship is to be sacrificed for the greater love, there is no way to do it, but if it can be kept, then it can really reach the perfect state.
