Converse of object

• methylate: Supplementary provisions relating to methylated spirits and methylated ether 13.

• call: Where glider means a periodic structure moving through time on a periodic background called ether by Cook.

• use: The ether used may be the ordinary rectified ether, which always contains a portion of alcohol.

Adjective modifier

• polybrominated: Those retardants banned are PBB ( polybrominated biphenyls ) and PBDE ( polybrominated diphenyl ethers ), both of which are used in thermoplastics.

• luminiferous: At the time, the standard belief of physicists had been that light was a wave motion carried by the luminiferous ether.

• sulphuric: Perhaps the use of ' sulphuric ether ' for renal or biliary colic was recognized earlier than 1842.

• tertiary: Allowing ETBE to qualify for the federal tax subsidies reduces the growth of MTBE ( methyl tertiary butyl ether ), its main competitor.

• cyclic: A prime example is provided by sugars, which can be represented as straight-chain molecules or as cyclic ethers.

• electronic: Another batch of applications wing their way over the electronic ether.

Modifies a noun

• anesthesia: Most anesthetists in the western world today have never given ether anesthesia.

• vapor: When immersed in hot water it emitted warm pure ether vapor via a graduated needle valve.

• oxygen: If you want an ether oxygen Probe use Type 28 instead.

• extract: A crude ether extract failed to elicit a response ( Fujisawa et al.

• side: The Council decided to offer the land to him on a yearly tenancy at the same rent with six months notice on ether side.

Noun used with modifier

• diethyl: The commonest ether diethyl ether is usually simply called ether.

• diphenyl: Penta bromo diphenyl ether used as flame retardant in upholstery etc. , like PCBs interferes with thyroxin metabolism.

• butyl: Allowing ETBE to qualify for the federal tax subsidies reduces the growth of MTBE ( methyl tertiary butyl ether ), its main competitor.

• diglycidyl: Opinion on bisphenol A diglycidyl ether ( BADGE ).

• dimethyl: For example, the JPO service translates " dimethyl ether " as " wood ether " .

• glycol: Glycol ethers are widely used in products such as coatings, inks and adhesives.