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A chemical procedure for removing one type of material from another. Extraction is generally carried out by immersing a solid in a liquid, or by shaking two immiscible liquids together, resulting in the transfer of a dissolved substance from one liquid to another. Solvent extraction is one of the primary methods of sample preparation in arson debris analysis.
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| extraction |
The soluble material derived from barley malt and adjuncts. Not necessarily fermentable.
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| extragenital |
outside of, away from, unrelated to the genital organs.
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| extrapolate |
to estimate an unknown quantity by projecting from the basis of what is already known, but outside the limits of the known data (in contrast see interpolate).
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| extracellular matrix |
Karen M. Reiser, School of Medicine, University of California, Davis
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