resistant to heat
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heatproofresistant to heat
MICAMineral resistant to heat.
MICAMineral resistant to heat
TALCMineral resistant to heat, electricity and acid
refractoriesA substance that is resistant to heat
ovenproofresistant to the heat of an oven
refractory(of a substance) Resistant to heat; hard to melt or fuse
ovenablenoting or pertaining to heat-resistant packaging ready for cooking in an oven, esp. a microwave
SILEXHeat-resistant glass
PYREXHeat-resistant cookware
PYREXHeat-resistant glassware
PYREXHeat-resistant glass
SILEXHeat-resistant glass.
MICASHeat-resistant minerals.
PYREXHeat-resistant glassware.
MICAHeat-resistant mineral.
CERMETHeat-resistant alloy
MICAHeat-resistant mineral
bakewareheat resistant ovenware
pyrexheat-resistant glassware
CERMETModern heat-resistant alloy.
bakewaresBAKEWARE, heat resistant ovenware
pyrexesPYREX, heat-resistant glassware
ovenwareheat-resistant baking dishes
cruciblea heat-resistant vessel
fireclaya heat-resistant clay
cruciblesCRUCIBLE, a heat-resistant vessel
ovenwaresOVENWARE, heat-resistant baking dishes
fireclaysFIRECLAY, a heat-resistant clay
ceramala heat-resistant alloy, also CERMET
cermeta heat-resistant alloy, also CERAMAL
ceramalsCERAMAL, a heat-resistant alloy, also CERMET
cermetsCERMET, a heat-resistant alloy, also CERAMAL
polyimidea polymer containing imide groups, used in heat-resistant materials
ovenproof(of cookware) Suitable for use in an oven; heat-resistant
polyimidesPOLYIMIDE, a polymer containing imide groups, used in heat-resistant materials
amositesasbestine variety of anthophyllite, rich in iron, formerly used as a heat-resistant material
amositeasbestine variety of anthophyllite, rich in iron, formerly used as a heat-resistant material
borosilicatea salt of boric and silicic acids, used in making heat- and chemical-resistant glass
magnesiteA whitish mineral consisting of magnesium carbonate, used as a heat-resistant lining in some furnaces