vulcanization in Japanese
vulcanization in Japanese is 加硫 — vulcanization means a process that hardens rubber by treating it with heat and sulphur.
vulcanization in Japanese
加硫
Pronounced: karyuu
A process by which rubber is hardened using heat and sulphur.
What does "vulcanization" mean?
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noun A process that hardens rubber by treating it with heat and sulphur.
"Vulcanization gives car tyres their durability and strength."
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vulcanization in a sentence
- Vulcanization gives car tyres their durability and strength.
- The factory used vulcanization to turn raw rubber into a tougher material.
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What is "vulcanization" in Japanese?
"vulcanization" in Japanese is 加硫. vulcanization means: A process that hardens rubber by treating it with heat and sulphur.
How do you pronounce 加硫?
"vulcanization" in Japanese is 加硫, pronounced "karyuu".
How do you use "vulcanization" in a sentence?
Example: "Vulcanization gives car tyres their durability and strength." In Japanese, "vulcanization" is 加硫.
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