BY-PRODUCTS

"BY-PRODUCTS" is a plural of: by-product.

Date "BY-PRODUCTS" was first used in popular English literature: sometime before 1900. (references)

Chemical Industry

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Synonym: BY-PRODUCTS

Crosswords: BY-PRODUCTS

References

• The World Market for Essential Oils Including Concretes, Absolutes, Resinoids, Concentrates, and Terpenic By-Products of Essential Oils: A 2004 Global Trade Perspective (reference)

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Books

• Effect of coagulation and ozonation on the formation of disinfection by-products : final report (reference)

• Identification and Occurrence of Ozonation By-Products in Drinking Water (reference)

• Impacts of Ozonation on the Formation of Chlorination and Chloramination By-Products (reference)

• Mutagenic activity and chlorinated by-products in disinfected waters (reference)

• Chlorinated Drinking-Water: Chlorination By-Products; Some Other Halogenated Compounds; Cobalt & Cobalt Compounds (reference)

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As far as concerns the mines which are being worked, the transfer of the ownership to the French State will apply to all the accessories and subsidiaries of the said mines, in particular to their plant and equipment both on and below the surface to their extracting machinery, their plants for transforming coal into electric power, coke and by-products, their workshops means of communication, electric lines, plant for catching and distributing water, land, buildings such as offices, managers, employees, and workmen's dwellings, schools, hospitals and dispensaries, their stocks and supplies of every description, their archives and plans, and in general everything which those who own or exploit the mines possess or enjoy for the purpose of exploiting the mines and their accessories and subsidiaries. (reference)

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exclaimed both of Zaphod's heads in chorus. "So safe that you have to build a zarking fortress ship to take the by-products to the nearest black hole and tip them in!

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Health

These mutations can be created by DNA-damaging carcinogens such as cigarette by-products and radiation. (references)

Sometimes, metabolic processes go awry and by-products such as tangles and plaques build up inside and outside of cells and prevent them from working efficiently. (references)

Smart shoppers learn to read food labels with care, looking not only for milk and lactose among the contents but also for such words as whey, curds, milk by-products, dry milk solids, and nonfat dry milk powder. (references)

Business

Incineration by-products, mostly fly ash and bottom ash, have themselves, raised serious environmental problems. (references)

It should be noted that grain and their by-products are mostly handled in areas of the port outside the terminals. (references)

There are also a few factories in northern Sweden, where pulp mills provide valuable by-products as well as a market for process chemicals. (references)

Economic History

Korea

Imports of animal by-products increased steadily over the past several years. (references)

Botswana

Botswana's cattle population is about 2.5 million; (d) cattle by-products from the BMC. (references)

Spain

U.S. agricultural exports were dominated by oilseeds, grains and grain by-products, and forestry products. (references)

Trade

Haiti

Also excluded are certain watches and watch parts, petroleum and its by-products, prepared or canned tuna, sugar, molasses, syrup, beef, spirits, and footwear. (references)

Georgia

The Ministry of Foreign Economic Relations issues licenses for imports of the following items: plant protection chemicals, wild animals, birds, fish, certain kinds of plants and seeds, and industrial by-products. (references)

Argentina

A. The National Service of Agricultural Food Health and Quality (Servicio Nacional de Sanidad y Calidad Agroalimentaria - SENASA) handles fresh, chilled, or frozen products and by-products of animal, plant, and seafood origin. (references)

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Danish

biprodukter. (various references)

Dutch

bijprodukten. (various references)

French

sous-produits (carcase byproducts). (various references)

German

Nebenprodukte (byproducts). (various references)

Greek 

υποπροϊόντα (carcase byproducts). (various references)

Italian

sottoprodotti. (various references)

Pig Latin

y-productsbay

Portuguese

subprodutos (carcase byproducts). (various references)

Spanish

subproductos. (various references)

Scrabble® Enable2K-Verified Anagrams

Direct Anagrams: byproducts.

-1 letter: byproduct.

-2 letters: products.

-3 letters: cryptos, custody, product.

-4 letters: corpus, courts, coypus, croups, croupy, crusty, crypto, crypts, curtsy, cyprus, doubts, dropsy, durocs, outcry, robust, sporty, sprout, sprucy, stoury, stroud, stupor, sturdy, turbos.

-5 letters: borts, borty, bousy, bouts, brosy, buoys, burds, burps, burst, busty, corby, cords, corps, coups, court, coypu, crops, croup, cruds, crust, crypt, curbs, curds.