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demasking

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demasking [dē′mask·iŋ]
(chemistry)
A process by which a masked substance is made capable of undergoing its usual reactions; can be brought about by a displacement reaction involving addition of, for example, another cation that reacts more strongly with the masking ligand and liberates the masked ion.


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Here the act of desecration and demasking might be seen to serve to increase the reality of the spirit world: It is precisely at this point of revelation of artifice and make-believe that the reality of the spirit world, far from being destroyed is deepened and achieves full force (Taussig 1998:233).
The novel works against the belief that truth lies beneath the "symptom" of the protagonist's (white) skin, avoiding "the simple metaphors of demasking, of throwing away the veils which are supposed to hide the naked reality.
Process Cycle Time Comparison Chart Process Film Spray Impact ($) Masking 60 360 6x more Demasking 35 200 6x more Rework 5 84 5-15% more Inspection 60 150 2.
 
 
 
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