amic

Tell me, amic,' he stressed the word.

Tell me this, amic.

Reaction of the anhydride with the diamine produces an intermediate amic acid.

'Tell us your name, amic,' he said.

The intermediate polymer, known as a "poly(amic acid)," is soluble because of strong hydrogen bonds to the polar solvents usually employed in the reaction.

This same year, two more albums appeared; the first in France, T'adores, amic, had several songs banned in Spain.

E.g. modern amic was witten amich ("friend")

Further thermal treatment of the polyamideimide polymer increases molecular weight and causes the amic acid groups to form imides with the evolution of water.

Also, Catalan has final obstruent devoicing, thus featuring many couplets like amic "(male friend") vs. amiga ("female friend").

L'escolta és amic de tothom i treballa per la pau.

Varios: Per al meu amic Serrat (Discmedi, 2006)

For instance, amic (from Latin amicus) was created to replace prieten, the common Romanian word for "friend", which is of Slavic origin.

In Which famie Smells a Rat amic Fraser lay in the shadows under the Porpoise's jolly boat, chest heaving with effort.

The poly(amic aicd) can then be processed into the desired physical form of the final plymer product (e.g., film, fiber, laminate, coating) which is insoluble and infusible.

The first stage forms a soluble and fusible high-molecular-weight poly(amic acid) in a polar aprotic solvent such as NMP or N,N-dimethylacetamide.

Defenders of 'Amic fought hard with him, but Marwan got victory over them and killed their soldiers ... The news of this reached the ruler of al-Sarir and he fled from Marwan until he came to the fortress called Khaizadj (Khunzakh).