The phrase "seal paste" is a valid and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used to refer to a type of adhesive used for sealing envelopes or packing materials. For example: "I used some seal paste to seal the boxes before sending them through the mail."
The gallery also has a pair of colorful, painted enamel incense holders from the mid-18th century and a Ming cloisonné box and cover for seal paste that is decorated with classic Chinese motifs: a lotus and chrysanthemum.
They might add a table screen, a tray, a carved rhino-horn cup, an ancient Chinese bronze incense burner, a wonderfully made wooden box to hold seals or a ceramic container for seal paste.
The tooth will then be refilled with a rubber-like material and sealing paste.
His paste seals and gems, inscribed with mottoes and emblems, were especially popular, and he published catalogs of such pieces in 1816, 1820, and 1830.
The RSOFCs were mounted on an alumina tube (Yu et al. 2005), sealed using ceramic paste as sealant (Aramco-552, USA) to separate the gas environment of the two electrodes, and tested in a tube furnace at temperatures from 800 to 850 °C.
A round coverslip (diameter 42 mm, thickness 0.17 mm, VWR) was installed on the stage and sealed with silicon paste to avoid medium leaking.
The incubation dish was covered with a semi-permeable membrane (H Sauer, Germany) and the edges sealed with silicone paste (GE Bayer, Germany), which allowed gas exchange while preventing evaporation.
Wipe off the excess paste, then seal the color with clear lip balm.
This is a creative method for hiding a cut in the side, using Papier-mâché paste to seal the opening.
Devices were finally covered by UV-cleaned bare glasses (1 cm × 1 cm × 1 mm) and sealed by UV-epoxy paste before the current-voltage characterization.
Sample preparation involved terminating the sorption reaction by separating the mineral solid from the solution through centrifugation, and sealing the wet mineral paste into lucite sample holders with Kapton tape inside the glovebox.
