residual oil

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residual oil [rə′zij·ə·wəl ′ȯil]

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Petroleum-refinery term for combustible, viscous or semiliquid bottoms product from crude oil distillation; used in adhesives, roofing compounds, asphalt manufacture, low-grade fuel oils, and sealants. Also known as liquid asphalt; resid; residuum; tailings.

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No references found			They said Saudi Arabia, the world's top oil exporter, would halt residual oil exports around three months before it typically pumps the fuel into power generation to meet demand for air conditioning as summer temperatures peak. Saudi Arabia plans to reverse fuel oil exports early for power by Oil & Gas News CLARINS NEW INSTANT SMOOTH FOUNDATION, pounds 22, FROM BOOTS This new product is great for oily skin, as the mousse formula dries to a powder finish which soaks up any residual oil. Style: Hi-tech glam; Foundations to fight ageing BEAUTY BOX by Daily Record (Glasgow, Scotland) The MCA has warned that residual oil could be released when the ship splits. Explosives blast apart stricken tanker's deck by Daily Post (Liverpool, England)			residual dome residual elements residual error rate residual error ratio residual field residual flux density residual free gas residual fuel oil Residual Gases residual induction residual intensity residual ionization residual kame residual liquid residual liquor residual magnetic induction residual magnetism Residual Magnetization residual map residual material residual method residual mineral residual mode residual modulation residual ochre residual oil residual penetration residual radiation residual resistance residual sediment residual set residual soil residual sound residual spectrum Residual Stress residual stress field residual sum of squares residual swelling residual tack residual valley residual variance residual vibration residual voltage residual volume residuary resistance Residue residue check residue class residue class ring residue system residue theorem			Residual Life of the System residual limb residual limb residual limb residual liquid residual liquor Residual liver uptake at 15 minutes Residual Lower Oesophageal Sphincter Pressure residual lumen residual lumen residual lumen residual magnetic induction Residual magnetism Residual magnetism Residual Magnetization Residual Mantle Bouguer Anomalies residual map residual material Residual Mean Square Error Residual method Residual method residual mineral residual mode residual modulation residual monomer residual monomer residual monomer Residual Municipal Solid Waste Residual Nitrogen Time residual ochre residual oil Residual Oil Fly Ash Residual Oil Saturation Residual Oil Zone Residual Operating Current Residual Operating Income Valuation residual penetration Residual Placental Blood Volume Residual Plan of Instruction residual portion Residual Potential Mapping Residual product Residual Prostatic Weight Ratio Residual quantity residual radiation residual radiation residual radiation Residual Radioactive Material residual radioactivity Residual Range Organics Residual Renal Function Index residual resistance Residual Resistivity Ratio Residual Retail Finance Charge Residual Return Residual Returns residual ridge residual ridge residual ridge

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