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ageing, aging
the change of properties that occurs in some metals after heat treatment or cold working

ageing
British variant of aging.

aging, Brit. ageing
1. The progressive change in a chemical and physical material with increased age; in natural rubber and synthetic elastomers, usually marked by a deterioration caused by oxidation. Also see accelerated aging, age hardening, age softening.
2. The storing of varnish to improve clarity and gloss.


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