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/sɛkəndəri pɹɒdʌkt/ · sec·on·da·ry prod·uct
noun
- A product that is derived from the processing or reaction of a primary product, often with a different chemical composition or properties. The factory produced a secondary product from the byproducts of the main manufacturing process.
- A product that is not the main or primary product of a business or industry, but is still an important byproduct or auxiliary product. The company's secondary product line generated a significant revenue stream despite being smaller than the main product line.
Did you know? The concept of secondary products is crucial in the chemical industry, where it enables the efficient use of raw materials and minimizes waste.