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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a thin layer of petroleum" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to science, cooking, or industrial applications where a small amount of petroleum is being described.
Example: "To ensure proper lubrication, apply a thin layer of petroleum to the moving parts of the machinery."
Alternatives: "a light coating of petroleum" or "a slight film of petroleum".
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Once a vein was selected, a thin layer of petroleum jelly was applied to the skin over the vein topically using a cotton swab, which made the vein more visible as well as prevented the dispersion of the blood over the skin.
Rub a thin layer of petroleum jelly onto the stained area.
Rub the raw edges of your pumpkin with a thin layer of petroleum jelly.
Rub a thin layer of petroleum jelly onto your forehead, ears and neck.
Try dampening your skin, putting on a layer of your regular moisturizer, then a applying a thin layer of petroleum jelly to seal everything in.
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Gently pour a thin layer of oil over surface.
Then spread a thin layer of oil on the exterior.
Lay on a thin layer of oil.
Pour a thin layer of peanut oil over the griddle.
Coat the steak in a thin layer of olive oil.
Inside the trap, the air stream meets a 20 mm wide revolving drum covered in transparent tape, which is itself covered with a very thin layer of petroleum-jelly adhesive.
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