Definition of filter paper in English:

filter paper

noun

A piece of porous paper for filtering liquids, used especially in chemical processes and coffee-making.
（尤用于化学过程和煮咖啡的）滤纸
Example sentencesExamples
- Ten soybean seeds were placed on the filter paper of each dish.
- Coffee filter paper is perfect for buffing mirrors as it doesn't leave any lint 5.
- Within the first 2 or 3 days of life, your baby's heel will be pricked and a small sample of her blood will then be applied to a filter paper.
- Instead, it's seeping over the top of the filter paper, and covering Brad's work surface and kitchen floor with thick soggy granules.
- After extraction, the plant material was removed from the filter paper and re-dried.
- What you need is water, and paper - filter paper, like coffee filters, with a high fiber content, very strong and absorbent.
- Excess liquid was removed by blotting onto a filter paper at the periphery of the grid.
- At the beginning of each month the lid was removed and the filter paper was wetted with de-ionized water to simulate the occasional showers that may occur during the dry season.
- After 24 hours, there were many particles collected on the filter paper.
- The presence of growth is indicated by a halo surrounding the filter paper.
- The rough surface of the filter paper, located above the sample, substantially increases the surface area for evaporation.
- But they say, just look at the way they fold the filter paper, that shows they are experienced chemists.
- Although the filter paper was recognized as non-canopy, much of the mounting was not correctly identified by the software.
- Moist filter paper resting on a wire mesh an inch and a half above the leaves was sprinkled with cucumber seeds.
- The DNA sample from the patient is labeled and amplified by PCR and then added to the filter paper.
- Second-generation seeds were placed on a wet filter paper and cold-treated for 1 week at 5°C in a refrigerator.
- Leave to strain, undisturbed, through a funnel lined with dampened muslin, or a coffee filter paper, for two or three hours.
- There researchers show us how they take the frozen samples out of the freezer and cut up the filter paper.
- The filter paper supporting the cells was air-dried until excess water from the medium had evaporated.
- The circles on the filter paper should be filled almost to the black lines.

Definition of filter paper in US English:

filter paper

nounˈfiltər ˌpāpər

A piece of porous paper for filtering liquids, used especially in chemical processes and coffee-making.
（尤用于化学过程和煮咖啡的）滤纸
Example sentencesExamples
- The rough surface of the filter paper, located above the sample, substantially increases the surface area for evaporation.
- The filter paper supporting the cells was air-dried until excess water from the medium had evaporated.
- Instead, it's seeping over the top of the filter paper, and covering Brad's work surface and kitchen floor with thick soggy granules.
- Excess liquid was removed by blotting onto a filter paper at the periphery of the grid.
- Leave to strain, undisturbed, through a funnel lined with dampened muslin, or a coffee filter paper, for two or three hours.
- The presence of growth is indicated by a halo surrounding the filter paper.
- The DNA sample from the patient is labeled and amplified by PCR and then added to the filter paper.
- At the beginning of each month the lid was removed and the filter paper was wetted with de-ionized water to simulate the occasional showers that may occur during the dry season.
- Ten soybean seeds were placed on the filter paper of each dish.
- Moist filter paper resting on a wire mesh an inch and a half above the leaves was sprinkled with cucumber seeds.
- Coffee filter paper is perfect for buffing mirrors as it doesn't leave any lint 5.
- After extraction, the plant material was removed from the filter paper and re-dried.
- But they say, just look at the way they fold the filter paper, that shows they are experienced chemists.
- The circles on the filter paper should be filled almost to the black lines.
- Although the filter paper was recognized as non-canopy, much of the mounting was not correctly identified by the software.
- There researchers show us how they take the frozen samples out of the freezer and cut up the filter paper.
- Within the first 2 or 3 days of life, your baby's heel will be pricked and a small sample of her blood will then be applied to a filter paper.
- After 24 hours, there were many particles collected on the filter paper.
- What you need is water, and paper - filter paper, like coffee filters, with a high fiber content, very strong and absorbent.
- Second-generation seeds were placed on a wet filter paper and cold-treated for 1 week at 5°C in a refrigerator.

单词	filter paper
释义	Definition of filter paper in English: filter paper noun A piece of porous paper for filtering liquids, used especially in chemical processes and coffee-making. （尤用于化学过程和煮咖啡的）滤纸 Example sentencesExamples Ten soybean seeds were placed on the filter paper of each dish. Coffee filter paper is perfect for buffing mirrors as it doesn't leave any lint 5. Within the first 2 or 3 days of life, your baby's heel will be pricked and a small sample of her blood will then be applied to a filter paper. Instead, it's seeping over the top of the filter paper, and covering Brad's work surface and kitchen floor with thick soggy granules. After extraction, the plant material was removed from the filter paper and re-dried. What you need is water, and paper - filter paper, like coffee filters, with a high fiber content, very strong and absorbent. Excess liquid was removed by blotting onto a filter paper at the periphery of the grid. At the beginning of each month the lid was removed and the filter paper was wetted with de-ionized water to simulate the occasional showers that may occur during the dry season. After 24 hours, there were many particles collected on the filter paper. The presence of growth is indicated by a halo surrounding the filter paper. The rough surface of the filter paper, located above the sample, substantially increases the surface area for evaporation. But they say, just look at the way they fold the filter paper, that shows they are experienced chemists. Although the filter paper was recognized as non-canopy, much of the mounting was not correctly identified by the software. Moist filter paper resting on a wire mesh an inch and a half above the leaves was sprinkled with cucumber seeds. The DNA sample from the patient is labeled and amplified by PCR and then added to the filter paper. Second-generation seeds were placed on a wet filter paper and cold-treated for 1 week at 5°C in a refrigerator. Leave to strain, undisturbed, through a funnel lined with dampened muslin, or a coffee filter paper, for two or three hours. There researchers show us how they take the frozen samples out of the freezer and cut up the filter paper. The filter paper supporting the cells was air-dried until excess water from the medium had evaporated. The circles on the filter paper should be filled almost to the black lines. Definition of filter paper in US English: filter paper nounˈfiltər ˌpāpər A piece of porous paper for filtering liquids, used especially in chemical processes and coffee-making. （尤用于化学过程和煮咖啡的）滤纸 Example sentencesExamples The rough surface of the filter paper, located above the sample, substantially increases the surface area for evaporation. The filter paper supporting the cells was air-dried until excess water from the medium had evaporated. Instead, it's seeping over the top of the filter paper, and covering Brad's work surface and kitchen floor with thick soggy granules. Excess liquid was removed by blotting onto a filter paper at the periphery of the grid. Leave to strain, undisturbed, through a funnel lined with dampened muslin, or a coffee filter paper, for two or three hours. The presence of growth is indicated by a halo surrounding the filter paper. The DNA sample from the patient is labeled and amplified by PCR and then added to the filter paper. At the beginning of each month the lid was removed and the filter paper was wetted with de-ionized water to simulate the occasional showers that may occur during the dry season. Ten soybean seeds were placed on the filter paper of each dish. Moist filter paper resting on a wire mesh an inch and a half above the leaves was sprinkled with cucumber seeds. Coffee filter paper is perfect for buffing mirrors as it doesn't leave any lint 5. After extraction, the plant material was removed from the filter paper and re-dried. But they say, just look at the way they fold the filter paper, that shows they are experienced chemists. The circles on the filter paper should be filled almost to the black lines. Although the filter paper was recognized as non-canopy, much of the mounting was not correctly identified by the software. There researchers show us how they take the frozen samples out of the freezer and cut up the filter paper. Within the first 2 or 3 days of life, your baby's heel will be pricked and a small sample of her blood will then be applied to a filter paper. After 24 hours, there were many particles collected on the filter paper. What you need is water, and paper - filter paper, like coffee filters, with a high fiber content, very strong and absorbent. Second-generation seeds were placed on a wet filter paper and cold-treated for 1 week at 5°C in a refrigerator.
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