additive Substances mixed in small quantities with another product to modify its chemical or physical state. Additives are used to make food look visually more attractive, in the case of colouring agents, as well as to preserve and extend the life of the product ['ædɪtɪv] adj.

environ.

Zusatzstoff

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additive ['ædɪtɪv] abbr.

abbr., silic.

add.

additive

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additive abbr.
gen.	Beimengung; Zusatz; Zusatzmittel; Zusatzstoff; Betonzusatz
agric. chem.	Zutat
auto.	Additiv
econ. construct.	Betonzusatzmittel
industr. construct. chem.	Zuschlagstoff
tech.	Wirkstoff


AND abbr.
comp.	UND
comp., MS	UND
meas.inst.	UND
microel.	durch logisches UND verbinden
tech.	logischer Operator "UND"
AND- abbr.
automat.	UND-
and abbr.
gen.	sowie; sowohl; und


interference abbr.
gen.	Veränderung von Erscheinungen bei örtl. und zeitl. Zu; Beeinflussung; Beeinträchtigung; Eingriff; Mischen; Störung
commun.	störende Beeinflussung; Interferenzgeräusch; Störgeräusch
nat.sc. chem.	Querempfindlichkeit


multiplicative abbr.
gen.	vielfach