Converse of object

• insulate: A calorifier is am insulated copper ( sometime stainless steel ) tank that is used to heat up water.

• dissolve: Dissolved copper enriched solution is circulated to the machine and a current is connected to form an electrolytic cell.

• expose: Apply silicone grease to all the exposed copper at the end of the cable.

• contain: Nine carat, in particular, contains more copper than gold.

Adjective modifier

• bent: Now in the books John Reid is the bent copper in A Good Year For The Roses.

• pure: To obtain the rare, pure copper requires smelting, leaching, or electrolysis.

• polished: The pits are made from solid, polished copper with their elegant stands being made from cast iron.

• bare: Otherwise bare copper or silver are rare in electronic systems and are not normally considered to be at risk.

• antique: A fantastic English antique Victorian copper hot water bottle or bed warmer, with original early celluloid plastic screw top.

• tough: Figure 2 Typical effect of the extent of previous cold work on the annealing behavior of tough pitch copper Cu-ETP.

Modifies a noun

• alloy: The Far East, too, realized the advantage of using copper alloys by the Eastern Zhou period.

• sulfate: With copper finish ( I use weak copper sulfate ), apply without cleaning off flux.

• ore: The networked lifeboats will never be able to use copper ore where the grade is measured in ppm.

• wire: In mine there was a piece of stiff copper wire about 3 " long - the aerial.

• beech: And others, like the purple pigment in copper beech leaves, help protect the plant from damage by UV.

• mine: At around the same time a copper mine opened in the hills to the east.

Noun used with modifier

• conductivity: High conductivity copper is the most common form of the metal available.

• diameter: These are carried by tubing, usually PVC coated 1/4 or 3/8 inch diameter copper tubing.

• %: Cathode Copper The end product of most copper refining processes is in the form of cathodes which commonly contain more than 99.9 % copper.

• cast: James Gibbs chose cast copper sash windows in 1750 for what is now Warrington Town Hall.