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homologation

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homologation
Certification, confirmation or approval. Data communications equipment is often subject to the homologation requirements of various countries.
homologation [hə‚mäl·ə′gā·shən]
(organic chemistry)
A type of hydroformylation in which carbon monoxide reacts with certain saturated alcohols to yield either aldehydes or alcohols (or a mixture of both) containing one more carbon atom than the parent.
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