DECOLORIZING CHARCOAL

Food & Agriculture

Source: compiled by the editor from various references; see credits.

Danish

aktivt kul (activated carbon, activated charcoal, activated vegetable carbon(FG), carbon, carbon black, decolorizing carbon). (various references)

Dutch

actieve kool (activated carbon, activated charcoal, carbon, decolorizing carbon). (various references)

Finnish

tehohiili (carbon, decolorizing carbon), aktiivihiili (activated carbon, activated charcoal, carbon, decolorizing carbon). (various references)

French

charbon végétal (decolorizing carbon), charbon décolorant (decolorizing carbon), charbon activé (decolorizing carbon), charbon actif (decolorizing carbon). (various references)

German

active Kohle (carbon, decolorizing carbon). (various references)

Greek 

φυτικός άνθρακας (carbon, decolorizing carbon). (various references)

Italian

carbone vegetale (carbon, char, charcoal, decolorizing carbon), carbone decolorante (carbon, decolorizing carbon), carbone attivo (activated carbon, activated charcoal, carbon, decolorizing carbon). (various references)

Pig Latin

ecolorizingday arcoalchay

Portuguese

carvão vegetal (charcoal, xylanthrax), carvão activo (carbon, decolorizing carbon), carvão activado (activated carbon, activated charcoal, carbon, decolorizing carbon), carvão (charcoal, coal, crayon, eyebrow pencil, mine, smut), carborafina (carbon, decolorizing carbon). (various references)

Spanish

carbón vegetal (charcoal), carbón activo (activated carbon, carbon, decolorizing carbon). (various references)

Swedish

aktivt kol (activated carbon, activated charcoal, carbon, decolorizing carbon). (various references)