Vacuum technology
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Names and connections
Industrial vacuum; Vacuum in industry; Vacuum--Industrial applications
- Broader: Vacuum
- Narrower: Dewar flasks
- Narrower: Leak detectors
- Narrower: Thermos bottles
- Narrower: Vacuum arcs
- Narrower: Vacuum brazing
- Narrower: Vacuum concrete process
- Narrower: Vacuum filters
- Narrower: Vacuum glazing
- Narrower: Vacuum lifters
- Narrower: Vacuum metallurgy
- Narrower: Vacuum microbalances
- Narrower: Vacuum microelectronics
- Narrower: Vacuum pumps
- Narrower: Vacuum-gages
- Narrower: Vacuum-tubes
- Narrower: Vapor-plating
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Local answer status
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Numeric address and provenance
Morton address: 9550107311289270852 · morton4x16-v1
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