| Production is potentially dangerous, as you need to heat volatile methanol with caustics. |
| Surgical interference is frequently called for, generally in the form of curettage or the application of caustics. |
| Nevertheless, this elucidation of the generic discontinuous change has shed light upon many optical phenomena where caustics and diffraction occur. |
| In severe cases of ichthyosis hystrix it may be necessary, also, to employ caustics or the knife. |
| Spent grain, yeast, ethanol, and acids and caustics used for cleaning are all sent out to be used for feed for cattle or reprocessed and reused industrially. |
| The scenes below show caustics, which are very difficult to render. |
