CONJUGATION OF THE VERB TO PLATINISE
PRESENT
Present
I platinise
you platinise
he/she/it platinises
we platinise
you platinise
they platinise
Present continuous
I am platinising
you are platinising
he/she/it is platinising
we are platinising
you are platinising
they are platinising
Present perfect
I have platinised
you have platinised
he/she/it has platinised
we have platinised
you have platinised
they have platinised
Present perfect continuous
I have been platinising
you have been platinising
he/she/it has been platinising
we have been platinising
you have been platinising
they have been platinising
Present tense is used to refer to circumstances that exist at the present time or over a period that includes the present time. The
present perfect refers to past events, although it can be considered to denote primarily the resulting present situation rather than the events themselves.
PAST
Past
I platinised
you platinised
he/she/it platinised
we platinised
you platinised
they platinised
Past continuous
I was platinising
you were platinising
he/she/it was platinising
we were platinising
you were platinising
they were platinising
Past perfect
I had platinised
you had platinised
he/she/it had platinised
we had platinised
you had platinised
they had platinised
Past perfect continuous
I had been platinising
you had been platinising
he/she/it had been platinising
we had been platinising
you had been platinising
they had been platinising
Past tense forms express circumstances existing at some time in the past,
FUTURE
Future
I will platinise
you will platinise
he/she/it will platinise
we will platinise
you will platinise
they will platinise
Future continuous
I will be platinising
you will be platinising
he/she/it will be platinising
we will be platinising
you will be platinising
they will be platinising
Future perfect
I will have platinised
you will have platinised
he/she/it will have platinised
we will have platinised
you will have platinised
they will have platinised
Future perfect continuous
I will have been platinising
you will have been platinising
he/she/it will have been platinising
we will have been platinising
you will have been platinising
they will have been platinising
The
future is used to express circumstances that will occur at a later time.
CONDITIONAL
Conditional
I would platinise
you would platinise
he/she/it would platinise
we would platinise
you would platinise
they would platinise
Conditional continuous
I would be platinising
you would be platinising
he/she/it would be platinising
we would be platinising
you would be platinising
they would be platinising
Conditional perfect
I would have platinise
you would have platinise
he/she/it would have platinise
we would have platinise
you would have platinise
they would have platinise
Conditional perfect continuous
I would have been platinising
you would have been platinising
he/she/it would have been platinising
we would have been platinising
you would have been platinising
they would have been platinising
Conditional or "future-in-the-past" tense refers to hypothetical or possible actions.
IMPERATIVE
Imperative
you platinise
we let´s platinise
you platinise
The
imperative is used to form commands or requests.
NONFINITE VERB FORMS
Past participle
platinised
Present Participle
platinising
Infinitive shows the action beyond temporal perspective. The
present participle or gerund shows the action during the session. The
past participle shows the action after completion.
10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «PLATINISE»
Discover the use of
platinise in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
platinise and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
In this way, a combination is produced to which I have given the name of
platinised charcoal, which possesses the good properties of both its constituents.
In order to platinise charcoal, nothing more is necessary than to boil the charcoal,
either ...
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THE CHEMIST A MONTHLY JOURNAL OF CHEMICAL & PHYISCAL SCIENCE
... divided platinum. In this way, a combination is produced to which I have given
the name of platinised charcoal, which possesses the good properties of both its
constituents. In order to platinise charcoal, nothing more is necessary than to boil
...
3
Informalisation as a Strength: Community Survival Systems ...
... it was found that most local societies reported that the majority of loans were tor
productive input я such as housebuilding, platinise of land and investment in
education ( Ssemogerere 1992 1. fn order to enhance savings nmbi ligation in
the ...
4
Notes on Lord Coke's First Institute, Or Commentary Upon ...
pUntife to arty oi the j-iry concerning the matter in issue, or any yUr,0,rS.y,,r' 8°h,
evidence, or any efcrowle touching the matter m issue, which was j. iot given in
evidence, it fii all avoid the verdict, if it he found for ^ kuii. Abr. the platinise, but
not ...
Sir Edward Coke, Francis Hargrave, Charles Butler, 1809
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One Thousand Experiments in Chemistry;: With Illustrations ...
To Platinise Brass, &c, &c. Dip a clean polished Brass rod into an Ethereal
solution of Platinum: it will, when withdrawn, be covered with a beautiful silver-
white coating of Platinum, very durable, and difficult to be rubbed off. In this way,
polished ...
6
A Phonetic Dictionary of the English Language
... -iz, -in, -d platinise [-isle], -es, -ing, -ed 'pltetinam platinum plretitju:d, -z
platitude, -s 'plretou[pIse'tou],-z plateau, -fl[-x] plrets 1) plaits (from plait); 2) Platts
pliczm; -a, -ik plasm; -a, -ic OplAg, -z, -io, =d plug (s. v.), -s, -ging, -ged [-ing, -ed"|
pUk.
Hermann Michaelis, Daniel Jones, Beverley Collins, 2002
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One thousand processes in manufactures and experiments in ...
To Platinise Brass, &c. &c. Dip a clean polished Brass rod into an Ethereal
solution of Platinum: it will, when withdrawn, be covered with a beautiful silver-
white coating of Platinum, very durable, and difficult to be rubbed off. In this way,
polished ...
8
The Mechanic and Chemist: A Magazine of the Arts and Sciences
S'lrer, test for, 256, 360 t to platinise, Skins of beasts and birds, to preserve, Mo.
Slide-rest, construction of, 207. Since 's battery, 368. Smoke, consuming, in
furnaces, 316, Sodium, 389. Spherical lens, to make, 256. Steam-engine, 7-;
cylinder, ...
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New Topics in Catalysis Research
XRD spectra of TiO2, platinised TiO2 and Pt. Another tested procedure to prepare
platinised TiO2/ITO film is first to platinise TiO2 suspension-by photodeposition
and then to prepare Pt(TiO2) /ITO film by dip-coating the platinised TiO2 ...
David K. McReynolds, 2007
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A Skills Training Manual in Basic Chemical Laboratory Techniques
To clean cell rinse very quickly and carefully in very dilute chromic acid; As a last
resort, to re-platinise (i.e. if the platinum-black has flaked) refer to instrument
manufacturer manual. Note: always keep the cell tip wet with CLEAN deionised ...
