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Resins

Resins are complex organic compounds that are typically produced by trees, plants, and some insects. They are usually viscous liquids or semi-solid substances that can harden upon exposure to air or heat. Resins are often classified into two main categories: 1. **Natural Resins**: These are produced by plants and trees as a protective mechanism against injury or disease.

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- Fossil resins Resins 68
- Natural gums Resins 62
- Resin sculptures Resins 49
- Agarwood Resins 68
- Ammoniacum Resins 61
- Apiol Resins 53
- Asafoetida Resins 65
- Astragalus sarcocolla Resins 54
- Austrian Resin Extraction Resins 78
- Balm of Gilead Resins 76
- Balsam Resins 69
- Balsam of Peru Resins 58
- Bdellium Resins 73
- Benzoin (resin) Resins 57
- Boswellia serrata Resins 53
- Canada balsam Resins 42
- Canarium luzonicum Resins 77
- Caranna Resins 63
- Cashew Resins 73
- Chelating resin Resins 63
- Coniferous resin salve Resins 62
- Convolvulus scammonia Resins 54
- Copaiba Resins 66
- Dammar gum Resins 71
- Dragon's blood Resins 71
- Duxite Resins 52
- Frankincense Resins 68
- Furfural Resins 58
- Galbanum Resins 78
- Gamboge Resins 70
- Geopolymer Resins 65
- Glycerol ester of wood rosin Resins 58
- Gum anima Resins 77
- Gum copal Resins 54
- Hash oil Resins 63
- Impregnation resin Resins 71
- Japanning Resins 54
- Labdanum Resins 64
- Lac Resins 53
- Lacquer Resins 75
- Mastic (plant resin) Resins 72
- Mummia Resins 48
- Myroxylon Resins 68
- Myrrh Resins 66
- Naval stores Resins 58
- Oleoresin Resins 59
- Opopanax (perfumery) Resins 67
- Pistacia lentiscus Resins 70
- Resin Resins 57
- Resin acid Resins 68
- Resin canal Resins 66
- Resin soap Resins 62
- Resinoid (perfumery) Resins 67
- Retinite Resins 66
- Rosin Resins 48
- Sagapenum Resins 61
- Sandarac Resins 63
- Shellac Resins 80
- Storax balsam Resins 68
- Tacamahac Resins 73
- Tincture of benzoin Resins 56
- Tolu balsam Resins 53
- Turpentine Resins 64
- Urushiol Resins 56

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