Some examples and use cases from the internet:

Some examples and use cases from the internet:

• Electrodes and coatings with improved gas release (low gas bubble overpotential) and low electrode overpotentials.
• Coatings with low electrode overpotentials leading to reduced chlorate formation and increased oxygen formation at the anode.
• This recipe requires the meticulous selection of raw materials, salting by hand with salt, coating with local chestnut flour and ripening for at least seven months depending on the weight of the ham.
• Coating with silicone is by no means unique in this respect.
• coating with fat, always with pepper and natural seasoning of plant origin and, lastly, ageing, which benefits from the environmental conditions in the production area.
• It is specified that coating with vegetable carbon must be 'done by hand' so that the cheesemaker can demonstrate his know
• The 'special pen' of plastics is used for 'writing' on the mat through wetting the surface coating with its wet point.
• how at this important stage of producing 'Morbier'.

• And evidently, it's got some kind of coating on it that resists vandalism.
• The total quantity of substances may not exceed 12,5 mg/dm2 of the coating on the side in contact with foodstuffs and solely for the preparation of regenerated cellulose films with cellulose nitrate based coatings.
• This is all just candy coating on the Aspirin.
• Same restrictions as in the first part (however the quantities in mg/dm2 refer to the uncoated regenerated cellulose film, inclusive of the coating on the side in contact with foodstuffs)
• The coating on all defective cylinders may be stripped and recoated.
• Not more than 20 mg/dm2 of the coating on the side in contact with foodstuffs; nitrogen content between 10,8 % (w/w) and 12,2 % (w/w) in the cellulose nitrate.
• The quantity of the substance or group of substances in each indent may not exceed 2 mg/dm2 (or a lower limit where one is specified) of the coating on the side in contact with foodstuffs
• TachoSil contains fibrinogen and thrombin as a dried coating on the surface of a collagen sponge.