Converse of object

• contain: The capsule form of amprenavir does not contain propylene glycol.

• base: An additional benefit was the wider range of temperature extremes the silicone had over glycol based fluids.

• use: SAS airports have managed to collect 80-90 % of the glycol used in 1994/1995.

• call: This is because pregnant women and young children are unable to break down one of its components called propylene glycol.

• cool: Free Cooling E-series versions incorporate glycol cooled condensers and a second cooling coil, interlaced with the main evaporator coil.

Modifies a noun

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

• solution: This hall displays the remains of a 16th century vessel that is being continually sprayed with a polyethylene glycol solution.

• borate: Glycol borates are specifically formulated for remedial applications, that is for treating against existing insect and fungal attack in buildings.

• system: Or it can be added to new or used antifreeze to improve the heat transfer of ethylene and propylene glycol systems.

• plant: Included in the expansion is a second 800,000 tons steam cracker, a 535,000 tons polyethylene plant and a 410,000 tons ethylene glycol plant.

• product: Apparently these will last for four years, twice as long as the ' safe ' life of ethylene glycol products.

Noun used with modifier

• propylene: Also, its vehicle, propylene glycol, can cause hypotension.

• ethylene: This is oxidized in air with a catalyst to form ethylene oxide, which is then hydrated to produce ethylene glycol.

• polyethylene: This hall displays the remains of a 16th century vessel that is being continually sprayed with a polyethylene glycol solution.

• ton: Included in the expansion is a second 800,000 tons steam cracker, a 535,000 tons polyethylene plant and a 410,000 tons ethylene glycol plant.