... others are used, but mainly for special purposes. Reference to them has been made in the chapter on Oils and Fats. (See p. 59.) In most large ... same in every case. For full informa- tion reference is made to Hummel, above ... material to be dyed with the oils and for working in the liquors; the most ...

... ustum...... 205 Alumina and potassa, sulphate of....... 204 Amaranth.......... 205 Amaranthaceae...... 100 Amaranthus hypochon- driacus..........205 Amaryllidaceae..... 123 Amber............. 916 Amber, oil of. ..916, 1164 Amber, oil of,rectifiedll64 Ambrosia ...

... 21 Raw linseed oil 141 Records 5 Rectified oil of— Tar 161 Turpentine 150 Redistilled water 43 Reference tables 72 Requisitioning from medical supply officer 4 ...

... g Cinnamon water 1,000 ml or Cinnamon oil 0.8 ml Saccharin (soluble) 0.4 g Methyl cellulose 20 g Amaranth solution 1 ml or Amaranth solution 1% 5 ... available from USDA Nutrient Database for Stan- dard Reference. 2Added ... Directions: 1. Heat vegetable oil in pan. 2. Add black mustard seeds and ...

... both this plant, the mustard, and the castor oil. Flax matures well in this latitude. For much useful information in reference to the economical application of this plant, see ...

... of burning sulphur, or of flame fed with oil. In size, the opal is about as large as a hazel-nut,66 and, with reference to it, there is a remarkable historical anecdote ...

... in semisolid tryptose-phosphate agar under sterile mineral oil at room temperature for several weeks, and lU taken from KIA slants at time of primary isolation* The effect of serial passage on phase with reference to mannite fermentation is summarised in Table XL. ...

... oily liquid, soluble in water, alcohol, ether, and oils. Exposed to light, it turns red-brown. With acids 550 Thyroidectomy. Tobacco Habit. REFERENCE HANDBOOK OF THE MEDICAL SCIENCES. it crystallizes. It ...

... in ad- mixture with phosphate of lime, with reference to the elimination of phosphu- retted hydrogen. See Calcium Phosphide. PHOTAGENE. An empyreumatic oil obtained from the tar of turf, bituminous coal, & ...

... the strength of acids is frequently reckoned with reference to a standard, termed 100 acidimetric degrees. This is taken from the circumstance that 91 grs. of commercial oil of vi- triol, of a sp. gr. of ...